INSTRUCTIONS
Step 1:
Begin by unrolling the 100 foot coil of pipe,
making sure not to kink the pipe in the
process.
Step 2:
Let the pipe rest in the sun for 15-30
minutes, which will make it easier to form
into place.
Step 3:
Starting from one end, cut the pipe into four
20-foot sections and two 10-foot sections.
You should have the exact amount to do
this. This allows for 20-foot spacing of
sprinkler heads, which will give proper head
to head coverage.
Step 4:
Lay out the pipe in the approximate location
of each section. Don’t worry if the pipe still
stays coiled, it will straighten as fittings are
attached.
Step 5:
Lay out the fittings next to their general
connection points.
Step 6:
In this step, attach the hose swivel adaptor
to the eco-lock pipe adaptor. Then connect
one of the 24-inch sections of pipe to the
transition adaptor by twisting while pressing,
and then connecting the timer. Finally,
attach on the other end a ¾-inch tee,
followed by one of the 10-foot lengths of
pipe.
Step 7:
Cut the other 24-inch section of pipe into
four, 6-inch sections, then attach an elbow
to the other end of the 10-foot section,
followed by a 6-inch piece.
Step 8:
Moving down the line, attach a threaded
tee, followed by the first 20-foot section.
Another threaded tee, and a second 20-foot
section, then a final threaded tee, 6-inch
section and threaded elbow.