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PostPosted: Mar 16th, '14, 22:51 
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Thinking od adding some additional FT's, GB's and using indexing valve. I have wholesale access to the Krain...not sure about the Fimco's. Any thoughts, experiences?


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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '14, 00:18 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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If I were me, I'd use my MK III DIY version

It's public domain.

It costs around $15 worth of PVC if you buy it all new, and an hour or so of your time to build.

It lasts as a long as a pingpong ball does... which I think, like plastic shopping bags and car tyres, is forever.

http://120thingsin20years.blogspot.com. ... build.html

The ruler is best replaced with a thin PVC tube running the length of the device, 1/3 filled with olive oil or a marble to set the bias.


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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '14, 04:39 
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Looks like yours will work Bull, but I will need at least a 4-5 zone valve.


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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '14, 11:26 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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But it was a good opportunity to bump mine :)


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PostPosted: Mar 17th, '14, 15:17 
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TCLynx sells them.


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Thanks Charlie. She sells the Femco. I was wondering if anyone had experience with K-rain? I have a contractors account and can get them cheap...but cheap is only good if they work. lol


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Krain 6000 commercial size, has been working excellent for over 1 year now, never missed a zone.
I have two of them, one in each polytunnel.


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Thanks Bio. Is the 6000 series a metal body?


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Sure, it's for commercial application.
Cast iron body, the bottom where you glue the exiting pipes is ABS plastic, comes with an anti vacuum valve.
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I've paid double the price because shipping from US to UK it's expensive plus I had to pay import duty tax to her Majesty!


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I think they're about $135.00 here. that's the 6 zone. I was worried about the metal and the FT. Didn't think anything but stainless should contact FT?


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