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  1. #1
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    Default lost my sprinkler valve tree!

    Sorry guys this is a stupid problem but I took out my sprinkler valve tree in the fall to repair a few broken seals.........well i seem to have lost it. Where can I buy a replacement or better yet can I make one? what is the thread size for the sprinkler valves??

    jeremy

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    might as well make your own-nothing but pvc fittings.
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    Home depot has them in the irrigation area. They're green.


    PWI as usual...

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    Sprinkler warehouse will have them cheap and they ship fast

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    I may have a three port avaialbale after my upgrade is finished. which should be this week.


    Home depot, spinkler warehouse or amazon has them as well.
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  6. #6
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    thanks guys I will check it out, we dont have a home depot so I will have to try and piece together pvc to make it work, if that wont do it then I guess I will order one.
    Cheers!
    jeremy

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    Perfect time to upgrade!

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    PM me your address and I'll send you one if I can find it. I'll post a pic in a couple hours here so you can make sure it's right.

    But I'll also tell you that I replaced mine with one I made myself out of PVC. It cost about $12 in parts and is 1" instead of 3/4" and has two water inlets. I added a T fitting on the intake and a second pump to fill my surf bag faster. I can send you a pic of that instead if you are thinking about upgrading.
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    I just sent a PM saying that I looked in the garage and it's not there. It is in a box in my storage unit about a half hour away. I don't plan on going there till around June 8 or so. I checked and it's around $30 to ship it to Canada. It would be a complete waste of time and energy when it's so easy to make one. if I can make one of these anyone can.

    Here's some pix of mine and from someone else (Newty or Jesse maybe?) I copied when I made mine. The parts are very standard and it's low pressure so easy to just use a hacksaw and some PVC glue-- plus you can go to 1/2" pipe and add a second inlet (even if you just plug it for now) so you are ready to upgrade when the time inevitably comes. I found all this in one visit to Lowes and made it in about 30 min.

    Please ask any questions and I'll try to respond right away.
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    I am gonna take these pictures over to the hardware store and make one tonight, thanks for looking into your old one for me! I will post and let everybody know how it goes.

    Do you still have a strainer on or just run it straight through?

    jeremy

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