Overhead Irrigation

The hang­ing assem­bly for quon­set-style tun­nels is 12″. For goth­ic-style tun­nels 18″ hang­ing assem­blies are includ­ed. This extra length is to put the sprin­klers below the cross brac­ing to pre­vent water from col­lect­ing on the cross braces and drip­ping on the soil and crops below.

Are you try­ing to decide between a man­u­al or auto­mat­ic valve assem­bly? Well, it’s real­ly a mat­ter of dol­lars and min­utes. Which one do you have more of? Time, or mon­ey? Both valves come with a 35 psi pres­sure reg­u­la­tor for opti­mum sprin­kle performance.

Filters are a key com­po­nent to has­sle-less irri­ga­tion, as they keep sprin­klers debris free. Disc fil­ters are for those water­ing from ponds, creeks, or springs. Farms using city or well water will find the screen fil­ter adequate.