A couple drains in the line would probably help then, if you know where the line

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May 27, 2022
10:59:30am

blueaussie All-American

A couple drains in the line would probably help then, if you know where the line

runs. If not, it might be a lot of work to find it.

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Leaky sprinkler head question. I have a riser that is at the end of a line,

UNLVcougar

5/27/22 10:27am

RE: Leaky sprinkler head question. I have a riser that is at the end of a line,

5/27/22 10:28am

Option 3 should do it. Being that it’s at the end of the line, it is just

blueaussie

5/27/22 10:36am

Correct, it is the lowest point.

UNLVcougar

5/27/22 10:38am

What I don’t get is I thought once the line is off, it’s not supposed to allow

UNLVcougar

5/27/22 10:39am

normal heads don't seal shut. All the water in the line will leak out the

volleyjiver

5/27/22 10:45am

It finally stops leaking out by the end of the day.

UNLVcougar

5/27/22 10:56am

A couple drains in the line would probably help then, if you know where the line

blueaussie

5/27/22 10:59am

It sounds like it is at the low end of the sprinklers in the zone, correct?

StarMan

5/27/22 10:40am

If it was just the water from the line, I don't think it would leak all day and make a puddle.

IdahoCoug

5/27/22 10:42am

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