DIG - Retail Product Knowledge Class 2021 

Hey Rick, our drip guide can be viewed and downloaded here: www.digcorp.com/wp-content/uploads/digcorp/DIG_Drip-Irrigation-Guide_web.pdf Hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Fantastic presentation. Thank you.

Hello, both barbed fittings and compression fittings are quite difficult to separate unfortunately, but it is possible.

@@DIGCORPORATION so how? Heat?

@@OSGCourtWatch For compression fittings, it is best to cut the piece out and then using pliers to remove the remaining tubing. You can try without cutting out the fitting, but it will be more difficult. With barbed fittings, you will most likely have to use a blade to cut the tubing and remove the fitting. Generally people will just cut the section out entirely and replace it with new tubing and fittings. We do not usually recommend for people to try and pull it apart. Sorry for the difficulty, but hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.

@@OSGCourtWatch you just have to rip the mf out of there. Then cut the part that was in there off because it will stretch and get skinnier as you yank it out. It’s not very tough if you’re young haha just a compression fitting made of plastic.

Hey Rodolfo, we do not recommend doing this. If you are going to convert a sprinkler system over to drip, it is best to convert the entire system, not just one head. If some high flow/high pressure sprinkler heads are left in operation, the areas they cover may be overwatered when the system run time is increased after the conversion. That is not to say that it cannot be done, and it might be okay if the vortex sprayers are spaced appropriately but it can be problematic. Hope this helps! If you need more assistance with this, our tech service reps are available Monday - Friday from 7 am to 4 pm at (800) 344-1172.

Hey Kat, you can use water soluble granular fertilizers in the Y screen filters, as long as it is not coated or prolonged release. You can unscrew the flush cap and spoon it in through the opening and then screw the cap back on.

Hello, In sandy soil, 10 to 12 inch spacing between drip lines should give you even coverage.

@@DIGCORPORATION Thank you.

Hey Victor, you can definitely mix and match! We encourage it. Sometimes a plant needs more water so you would use an additional dripper, or just a higher flow dripper.

The 220 applies to both, so it will be 220 total.

Hey Mohammad, sorry for the delay, we missed this message. The drip guide can be found here: www.digcorp.com/wp-content/uploads/digcorp/DIG_Drip-Irrigation-Guide_web.pdf. Please let us know if you need anything else!