Good job DIYTECK. Be aware that your fence moved when you bumped up against it. Which might mean that the post has snapped off at the bottom of your fence. And other things which you will learn soon. The key is that you did the work brother. Congrats.
Installing the heads 4 to 6" away from a fence allows the back spray not to rot out your fence. Also, consider adjustable nozzles. Swing joints like elbows are much better.
very good video been doing back yard gardening for the past ten years ,since age catching u up to me now ,definitely will do this ,maybe with the addition of a timer ,great video ...thanks
Are you running this directly off your spigot on the side of the house? I am just questioning whether I will have enough pressure for three of the those heads if connect to my spigot
Not sure what US temprature zone are you in but not sure this would survive winters in zone6 . What did you do for water pressure on the farthest sprinkler ?
I rather die that use those cheap orbit sprinklers on a reclaimed water line. The reclaimed water has a lot of chlorine and salt here in Tiusville, Fl, so it will rot the springs and seals out in a month or so. I just use Rainbird or hunter reclaimed water sprinklers that have a purple cap that says do not drink. Thanks for the video.
The Orbit blue flex I have installed it and I didn't have luck with them. One started leaking because it was bended and people were stepping on the sprinkler which was making it move and bend and it also collected rocks so the sprinkler never pop up or sprayed. I don't recommend Orbit blue flexible tube