The concept of your video is good but I could hardly see what you were doing. Suggestions... use a different background when demonstrating. Your dark blue shirt is not a good contrast for black sprinkler products. And get more of a close-up on what you’re doing… And don’t go so FAST! I have no idea what you did because I couldn’t see the emitters and it went so fast it didn’t make sense.
@@BeadzW I heated up the emitter a bit with a heat gun, not much just to make the plastic plug a little softer so it would come off easier with the pliers.
Biggest problem with all of these dodads is they are seriously designed to fail. Here in the Desert SW none of this stuff really works properly. It is so dry here the plastic simply does not last. Very frustrating since the need for this stuff is in exactly the place with the conditions which destroy this crappy product. Make them metal, charge more and everybody is happy. Then maybe more people will not be ripping their landscape out and putting in even more sun rotting plastic flora.
Thanks for the video. It would be nice if you can actually show the emitters performing with water flowing thru them.
Later irrigator. Loved that lol
Please show for the gray manifold how the tubing, emitter, and bug cap get installed.
The concept of your video is good but I could hardly see what you were doing. Suggestions... use a different background when demonstrating. Your dark blue shirt is not a good contrast for black sprinkler products. And get more of a close-up on what you’re doing… And don’t go so FAST! I have no idea what you did because I couldn’t see the emitters and it went so fast it didn’t make sense.
Came here because I can't get the tips off the unrestricted off, pliers it is!
I couldn’t get it out with the pliers also, did you get your out ?? Any suggestions ??
@@BeadzW I heated up the emitter a bit with a heat gun, not much just to make the plastic plug a little softer so it would come off easier with the pliers.
@@tonydewaal7581thanks!
Biggest problem with all of these dodads is they are seriously designed to fail. Here in the Desert SW none of this stuff really works properly. It is so dry here the plastic simply does not last. Very frustrating since the need for this stuff is in exactly the place with the conditions which destroy this crappy product.
Make them metal, charge more and everybody is happy. Then maybe more people will not be ripping their landscape out and putting in even more sun rotting plastic flora.
Metal will rust lol
These things last for years in my experience here in Arizona
probably not cost effective most users don't have your specific climate