I have compression coupling on garden drip system that keeps separating or popping out of the coupling? Do i need to glue it or try to get new gasket?

Which methods should be / not be used for 1” main line before solenoid? It seems all of these wouldn’t hold under constant pressure, or would they? What about a PVC union connection? Thanks.

Better way to do compression coupling. Here it was cut wrong. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A_LQuejkyZ4.html

Excellent demonstration of new methods for repairs. Not as durable as traditional methods. Ok if in a low stress areas.

What if it’s hard pan ?

I know this is old, and I don't know if I will get a timely response, but, any ideas or experience on how FAR this thing will go? I need to go under about, oh, I dont know, at least 25 feet of concrete... trying to do the smarter thing, not harder here... any help, any wisdom will be cherished. Thanks~

I suspect that would require a lot of water pressure, I’ve seen pressure washers used …. But thanks for the video

Perfect! Just what I need! My husband will never know lol. Thank you!

Cap the pipe drill a quarter inch in the cap stick the garden in the open end duct tape it in turn water on work thru .

Wow very good detailed information ℹ️

My dad did this once because he wanted to put some spotlights in that area between the street and sidewalk and he ran a cord under the sidewalk for it

So helpful, thank you!

Hey, don’t glue the ends on. Use a small aluminum nail drill tiny hole , insert nail, bend over, can re use a couple times maybe, or for wide walk or drive way. Drill half way, short pipe, short trench. Add more pipe finish water drill. That is drill 12 foot wide walk, with 3 pvc 3ft 6 inches long, add couplings, move hose end to next piece, keep drilling. Fun fun fun!

"Take 2!"

Horrible demonstration..

Sir ye Jo coupler lagate h uska naam Kya hai..aur price kitni hai

Here’s a $3,000 way to do the same thing. Congratulations on your inexpensive adaptation. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Am7qi2GNUYo.html

awesome. perfect. thank you. can a trencher be used for the brunt of the digging?

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Works good for 3/4"

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Nice intro to these products. Thanks for the demo... Also recall the great moments we had with Prof. John Beard from the Oklahoma State Uni 20 years ago in my country - Sri Lanka. He was a nice person. Cheers!

Let me know what do when you hit rock.

Thank you!

Bravo! It worked for me, my zone 4 sprinklers are back in action - thank you for posting!!!

my humble question. Wich last longer without leaking? those 3 or regular solid coupling?

I wanted to run an electric cable to my shed at the bottom of my garden and used one of these kits to tunnel under an odd path that crosses my garden one side to the other half way down. I found the instructions very clear, and the components super easy to assemble. It was so easy to operate, and very very quick, especially in the loamy soil on my property. Everything went superbly well, until I discovered that it wasn't a path at all, but a duct cover on an 11,000 volt cable. Now I'm paralysed down my left side and want to know who to sue. Do you own the company?

Thanks...that flexible coupling is exactly what I needed due to the location of the pipe.

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That's a uPVC pipe.

Is this reusable? I'd think once it's glued to the pvc you'd never get it free for a new pipe no?

I am going to deploy a few of these in my grow room, Does the signal wire just go to a solenoid controller? I have a leeder 1hp pump, 500 gallon reservoir, and a Galcon irrigation timer, it is a pressure compensating system as well. Any input would be great.

Awesome Video

What was the growth regulator you used never heard of That before ...

hello the device has two cables, what are those for? regards

I used the compression coupling to fix a hole in my sprinkler system piping. The part cost $4.50 and the pipe cutting tool cost me $12.00. Using the information in this video I saved over $150. I just had to get dirty to dig up the rest of the sink hole caused by the broken pipe. Thank you !!!

Lou.....could you use the same technique to extend an irrigation run and add another head?

the flexible one seems to be the best , some idiot wearing my clothes drove a metal breaking bar thru my 1 inch pipe under a huge pile of landscape boulders , now I need a tractor to move them prior to repair . I am an idiot

Dude got dressed up to dig a hole.

I would not recommend the telescoping coupling for a pipe under constant pressure. The tend to leak between the sliding parts.

excellent. thank you

Thanks for the informative video. I know it's a demo video but if doing it for real life use, the pipe should probably be deeper underground? I've read a foot below the sidewalk should suffice. Would you agree with that?

a pressing need to see water when tested in the form of very useful antilogger what

good tip- some ding/dong wearing my work gloves, hat , and shirt broke a piece of my lawn irrigation line. Go figure!

Try that in rocky soil....

Good summary and tips thanks!

There is no need to unscrew anything on the slip fix in order to glue it in. why not just use the "slip" feature to make your final connection? You also want to measure and cut the pipe so the slip fix is fully extended when glued in. This is because when the line comes under pressure ( if not fully extended) it will act like a hydraulic ram and want to fully extend. This is usually not a problem if its just a long run of pipe but if there is a ELL or TEE not far from either side of the slip fix this can put pressure on the fitting breaking it causing future leaks. I teach my guys to get in the habit of installing the slip fix so it is fully extended.