"Steve B" wrote in message
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One thing you did not mention, and a lot of people are unaware of is
....................... a pressure reducer. EVERY system needs a filter
and a pressure reducer. When the system kicks on ......... BAM!
........... it's hit with a shock of full pressure water. This causes
leaks or just blows the connection all together. A pressure reducer
eliminates that shock. They can be really cheap affairs, or better
quality ones can be had. You will still have the same flow, it's just that
your system won't be getting hit with instantaneous shocks.

Try one. It may solve your whole problem.

Steve


Yup. Got them on the current system and would need to install them on this
setup as well.
Cheers,
cc