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Monday, May 14th 2012, 3:48pm

by Wet_Boots

.75 gpm heads are nothing to design with for an entire system. The dollar savings on an install won't make up for poor system performance.

Monday, May 14th 2012, 9:24am

by bpa2323

Poly pipe size????

Hello, I am working on a system we have 8 gallons a minue with a pressure of around 35 psi +/- we have some long runs on some zones almost 200 feet on one and less on others. I am planning on 7-8 heads with .75 gpm in order to reduce the number of zones there are three zones as of now. Should I run all 1" poly or 1" poly to the valves and 3/4" poly for the runs? I want to make sure I have enough flow... any and all suggestions are welcom. Thanks