You need to go to an irrigation or sprinkler place. Most plumbing
supply houses do not carry these. Call around and ask for a
telescoping pvc repair coupling. We use these on full pressure
potable systems and sprinkler. They are great when a trencher
has chewed the line, they also work great if one backhoe tooth
hurt the pipe (full bucket takes out too much pipe).

Here is an example from KBI
http://www.irrigation.ca/Manuals/Brochures/QF-Specs.pdf
and another from Slip-fix
http://www.nationalirrigation.com.au.../slip_fix.html

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"alextyler" wrote in message
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Okay guys,,,put your thinking caps on. My main sprinkler line
from my
pump to my irrigation system broke. It is a 2" PVC line...The
problem
is this...there is no way to replace the broken line because I
can not
bend the pipe in order to slide the fittings together. I have
tried
the rubber type flexible pipe and with the pressure it pops off.
I am
wondering if anyone has any ideas or can I create a 4x90degree
in
order to create proper connections. Will the 90 degree angles
handle
the pressure?

HELP