Sprinkler repair question
 

I have a 1" line feeding 6 Anti-Siphon values. The Anti-Siphon values
are above ground and the line between each before the line goes up is
about 4 to 5 inches apart.

I have a leak and removed the dirt to see the problem. From left to
right, the 3 way coupling on the #3 (from left to right) has a pin
hole leak in the coupling at the bottom.

Since there is only about 1" of straight line between each of the six
3 way couplings (below earth) that goes up to each anti-siphon value,
I'm at a loss on how to repair the pin hole leak. It seems that I
can't cut it out without cutting out everything to align this
properlty.

How can I do this at a low cost on my own?






6 anti-siphon values up here (although I'm only showing 4 below)




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___| |____| |____V| |_____| |______

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For the V, tha'ts where the pin hole leak is

Sprinkler repair question
 

Anyone have any ideas? Is there anything out there that will repair a
small tiny hole in the T Joint that I'm referring to? That would be
the easiest if that's even possible.

On 17 Nov 2008 02:54:10 -0600, Znott wrote:

I have a 1" line feeding 6 Anti-Siphon values. The Anti-Siphon values
are above ground and the line between each before the line goes up is
about 4 to 5 inches apart.

I have a leak and removed the dirt to see the problem. From left to
right, the 3 way coupling on the #3 (from left to right) has a pin
hole leak in the coupling at the bottom.

Since there is only about 1" of straight line between each of the six
3 way couplings (below earth) that goes up to each anti-siphon value,
I'm at a loss on how to repair the pin hole leak. It seems that I
can't cut it out without cutting out everything to align this
properlty.

How can I do this at a low cost on my own?






6 anti-siphon values up here (although I'm only showing 4 below)




| | | | | | | |
| | | | | | | |
___| |____| |____V| |_____| |______

_____________________________________

For the V, tha'ts where the pin hole leak is

Sprinkler repair question
 

"Znott" wrote in message
...
Anyone have any ideas? Is there anything out there that will repair a
small tiny hole in the T Joint that I'm referring to? That would be
the easiest if that's even possible.

Is the hole in the joint, like not enough glue was used? Try applying a vacuum
to the inside of the pipe. Apply PVC cement where the leaky joint is. The vacuum
will draw the cement into the joint, and hopefully seal it.