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Sunday, October 26th 2003, 2:58pm
You could also remove the entire nozzle(s) and the other part (PA
that screw on top of the riser, the thread part, a threaded cap, probably a 1/2".
This will also add additional pressure to other head(s) that might need it.
Going with a threaded cap is good encase you want to put back the nozzle(s) if you add plant material later.
that screw on top of the riser, the thread part, a threaded cap, probably a 1/2".This will also add additional pressure to other head(s) that might need it.
Going with a threaded cap is good encase you want to put back the nozzle(s) if you add plant material later.