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Winterizing Sprinklers - Troubleshooting Ice Problems
Video Description: Ice in your sprinkler lines? If you're having troubles blowing out your sprinkler lines or winterizing your sprinkler lines, you may have ice in your sprinkler lines if the air doesn't seem to be moving. Try running the water through your sprinkler zones to loosen the ice. You may need to warm up the copper pipe with a torch if cold water doesn't work. Related Article Subjects: blowout, sprinkler line, sprinklers, troubleshooting, winterizing
Sprinkler System Winterizing Tips
How to prevent your sprinkler system valves from freezing when an early freeze is coming and you haven't had a chance to blow out your sprinkler lines yet. How to Winterize your Sprinkler...
How to Fix Leaking Heads of a RainBird 5000 sprinkler
Are your RainBird 5000 sprinkler heads leaking after installation? You might want to clean out the lines and the head before jumping to a replacement. Sean Stefan from Sprinkler Daddy talks about how to go...
Make-shift Drip Irrigation Project -Pt 6- Plugging Drip Line
We're finished running the pipe through the shrub bed and now we're going to plug the drip irrigation line with our lawn service plug that makes it easier to blow out the line in the...
How to Tee off Sprinkler Lines and Install Sprinkler Heads
Learn how to tee off sprinkler lines and install sprinkler heads using turnseal sprinkler fittings with help from Sean...
Drainage Solutions From Sprinkler Daddy
Drain Boxes make weeping tile drain lines from your eaves trough look neat. No more black tubes sticking up at the end of your yard. To purchase your drain grate and catch basin combination visit...
How Deep Should You Dig In Sprinkler Lines?
How deep should you dig in underground sprinkler lines? Sprinkler lines should be dug in about 8 inches. Visit http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca for all your do it yourself underground sprinkler system...
Teeing Off Sprinkler Lines
Teeing off sprinkler lines is something you'll probably have to do if you're trenching or pulling pipe. It allows you to run your main lines closer to the middle of your yard and then... Plumbing Training Courses - Are They Necessary?By: James Copper | 25/08/2009 | CareersOf course, plumbing training courses are necessary if you look forward to a life-long career as a plumber. Like in every other technical field, plumbing, too, asks for certain requirements and qualifications from its practitioners. Even before you start to learn the practical side of plumbing, you need to be...
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