How irrigation valves work.

[@stevelee5291]

Very helpful, rather clear and concise, thank you! well done video!

[@josevillanueva9705]

Best explanation

[@ukankallmeal]

Good info. Bothered by your pronunciation of “solenoid”, but it’s just a pet peeve. Well done.

[@dotoko1998]

a sillynoid!

[@dotoko1998]

a sillynoid .... but yes it is a good explanation and very well illustrated.

[@lmcsiha]

Thank you. Simple and well done.

[@alexandermilleriii499]

Very helpful for new home owner thank you

[@TheKevinMcFarland]

Hey I'm really enjoying the videos, great work. I've been servicing and teaching irrigation for 10+ years and I think your videos are very well done. Thanks!

[@jackiediaz3690]

This was a great explanation

[@odoylrulz1]

Thanks that was very informative

[@UnknownProductions0]

is there a way to open/close these without water in them? i was running air through the system to winterize it and had a faulty wire so one wouldnt open automatically, but when i tried to do it the manual way, it would not open.

[@irrigationtipstricks7797]

Winterizing systems with air compressors aren't common in my area (West Texas). Did you try the bleed screw? If you're still struggling I suggest asking the question to this group. They will have the answer. facebook.com/groups/1594952854094348/

[@UnknownProductions0]

yep, the bleed screw is what i used, it seems if there is no pressure of water behind it, they will not do anything. the one thing i do not think i tried was having air pressure in the line and opening it, i didnt want to break anything. @@irrigationtipstricks7797

[@richmondpedrozovlog1434]

Nice video

[@PTH744]

Would be helpful to see a video dealing with malfunctions.