That is the funniest Effin Photoshop I have ever seen..I am tired and pissed off...but I am still lauging out loud at that GD picture of 2million jar tops in an extension box.....
1.) I can't see what brand of filter you have there... but it looks like regulator and filter are both on the main and not near the drip valves. Are they both rated for constant pressure?
(I prefer a Wilkins BR-4 for reducing pressure on multiple zones.)
2.) Where are the emitters? What kind? What kind of plants are being watered, and are they new or established?
here is some more pix for the masses...this is the final fase of our 3700 feet of drip...im glad its over.....but it came out fantastic....purred like a kitten
here are the pics in no order
Yes i did get netafim in this tight area...yes it was hard..it was a tuffy this tree has a ton of thorns
An idea of how steep this hill was.....and and idea of how much the HOMEOWNER has decided to change already..I personally think its way to much..
The service road to get the plants in taken from the west side of job.
The supply shed empty...quite different than the begining of the job
A pic of the air relif valve i installed....1 of 2 on tree install
Thats the hoss.....He used to run some serious poly pipe crews back in the day..
16 Z's any type of diggin said done in 8hrs....Made his old company some loot...I am learning the art of pulling right now....Today i hit my first piece of old galvi in the ground...prob wont be the last..
Today = only 4 z's said done in 6 hrs...not bad with 3 guys.
rotard... dont let them knock you... everyone loves sprinkler pics...
but..
you're learning the art of pulling pipe right? Why in the heck are you using crimp clamps everytime you pull a line? One turn clamp with a pair of T handles and it'll be a lot faster... and cheaper
rotard... dont let them knock you... everyone loves sprinkler pics...
but..
you're learning the art of pulling pipe right? Why in the heck are you using crimp clamps everytime you pull a line? One turn clamp with a pair of T handles and it'll be a lot faster... and cheaper
Thank you BSME.We have a "KING" grip for the 1 inch and 3/4..BUT we have to use the STEP grip for our inch and 1/2,inch and 1/4...Cause we dont have a "king"grip for those yet..and yes it is expensive to use 2 clamps every pull, but its better than digging as we all know...
Ill keep posting random jobs if you all want me to.....
Have a great day irritators!!!!
Keep posting pics. I'll try to do the same. Good repair pics are hard to come by though. Getting a new camera from Amazon a Sony T 100 or whatever. My assistant has one and was showing me stuff on it. Really cool.
Keep posting pics. I'll try to do the same. Good repair pics are hard to come by though. Getting a new camera from Amazon a Sony T 100 or whatever. My assistant has one and was showing me stuff on it. Really cool.
we slammed a 4 Z PGP job in about 5-6 hours yesterday..It was so busy I forgot to grab the camera cause I was either pounding water or working...
But i get paid well and its my job to make sure all the connections are done right..Thats why during lunch I prepped ever head and almost every fitting...Its a must to get the pup doing something easy like burry heads/dig @ first...Then we get him to prep.
I will give it to the guy though, he dug ever trench I asked him to with out complaining...This guy claims to have run crews and stuff...But he dont know where to put the dirt when he digs a valve box.....So its my job to keep an eye on him...Granted a loose eye but an eye none the less..
RP-I will continue to post pics....BTW thanks for sending those nozzles I'm going to check the PO BOX soon...Much appr..
I'd always tried to keep a pup doing something meaningfull but not where he
could screw anything serious up....He'd have to have a year (at least) before
glue & manifold building...& some people never proceed to the next level:
I finally fired a nice guy because he never figured where the Marlex ell went,
& most importantly, why.
I'd always tried to keep a pup doing something meaningfull but not where he
could screw anything serious up....He'd have to have a year (at least) before
glue & manifold building...& some people never proceed to the next level:
I finally fired a nice guy because he never figured where the Marlex ell went,
& most importantly, why.
Mike-are you joking? I was glue/manifold building my first 2 months....My HOSS(teacher) had me learn quick....I learned so much The company sent me to school in texas 2 years later...I make my boss some $$ and he pays me well...As far as the pups, its tuff but your right...Burying heads on my jobsite= something meaningful but nothing serious...I love this one..
This job i am on is a dirt job..so HOME RUN pound em in !!! BUT the pup wasnt packing his heads..and infront of him/HOSS i fixed the pup's head with out saying a word..The pup saw me fix his work and was smart enough to understand pack the FAcking thing in or else you not doing it right..Thats how i have been teaching him and he is very receptive.....THANK GOD...
That's just wonderfull ROTAR, my feeling is a need to know what is going on
at the site is a great learning tool..maybe you pulled rank & got into serious
stuff...o.k.....I would never let anyone glue without the basics.
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