Sprinkler Daddy customer Byron of Regina, SK just finished his sprinkler project with the help of his Dad and had some nice things to say about us. To get started with your Do-It-Yourself sprinkler system project from Sprinkler Daddy, visit us at http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca
Drain Boxes make weeping tile drain lines from your eaves trough look neat. No more black tubes sticking up at the end of your yard. To purchase your drain grate and catch basin combination visit http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca/catalog/item/6209379/6013821.htm and we'll ship your drain box right to your door. Sprinkler Daddy is based in Regina Saskatchewan Canada and loves selling do it yourself sprinkler and landscape supplies. Check them out at http://www.SprinklerDaddy.ca
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Make-shift Drip Irrigation Project -Pt 4- Pressure Regulator
Installing the makeshift pressure regulator unit for our drip line. This will let us operate the system until we install the full manifold and automatic valves. To find all the parts you'll need to create your own drip irrigation system, check out http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca/drip.html
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Turn Seals - What Makes Sprinkler Daddy Systems So Easy
Turn seals are one of the aspects that makes a Sprinkler Daddy sprinkler system relatively easy to install. You don't have to mess around with insert fittings and clamps. Turn seals are called the 5 second connection for a reason. To get your free quote visit http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca
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How To Adjust Rain Bird 5000 Series Sprinkler Spray Arc
Adjust a Rain Bird 5000 Series sprinkler spray arc with help from Sprinkler Daddy's Sean Stefan. http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca Sean explains how to adjust the RainBird 5000 Series sprinkler head so it doesn't spray out into the street, into your house, or anywhere where it's not supposed to. Just set the fixed left edge and dial in the +/- arc adjustment screw until the sprinkler rotates the desired amount. For more sprinkler tips, check out the blog at http://sprinklerdaddy.blogspot.com
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RainBird 5000 Series Sprinkler Tips - Avoid Stripping Gears
Avoid stripping the gears in your RainBird 5000 Series Rotor Sprinkler Heads by never turning the turret against the turn. Sean Stefan from Sprinkler Daddy ( http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca ) explains that if you start turning from the left fixed edge to the right, never go back to the left until you've gone all the way to the right. If you don't follow these guidelines you run the risk of stripping the gears in your Rain Bird 5000 Series sprinkler heads. For more irrigation tips, visit the Sprinkler Daddy blog at http://sprinklerdaddy.blogspot.com
Get your sprinklers blown out by Sprinkler Daddy and get a free meal from The Diplomat Steakhouse. Just make your sprinkler blowout appointment at http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca/catalog/item/6209379/6320062.htm and when we come to blow out your sprinklers in the Regina area, we'll leave you with a coupon for The Diplomat Steakhouse where they've agreed to knock $20 off the price of your next meal. http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca/catalog/item/6209379/6320062.htm to book your sprinkler blowout appointment.
In this video Sean Stefan of Sprinkler Daddy talks a little bit more about what head to head coverage is in your sprinkler design, why it's important, and how it affects your sprinkler system's performance. For your diy sprinkler system quote, visit http://www.SprinklerDaddy.ca
Sprinkler Daddy is a new player in the Canadian do it yourself sprinkler market. Get your free quote today at http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca Sprinkler Daddy offers complimentary professional sprinkler system design services with every do it yourself sprinkler package they sell. Once you decide to purchase the package it will be shipped or delivered right to your door anywhere in Canada complete with sprinkler system design, the parts, and a parts list so you know what sprinklers go where. Sprinkler Daddy is based in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada and is a new addition to the Regina sprinkler market in 2008.
Setting the RainBird 5000 Series left hand edge stop of the sprinkler spray can be difficult if you don't know a few things first. http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca The +/- adjustment will adjust the right hand stop, but you have to manually set the left hand stop. Just turn the sprinkler head with the turrett set to the left hand fixed edge to the furthest left you want the sprinkler to spray. You can then adjust the left hand stop. If you're interested in installing your own do it yourself sprinkler system, get started at http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca
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How To Tee Sprinkler Lines and Install Heads w/ Turnseal
Learn how to tee off sprinkler lines and install sprinkler heads using turnseal sprinkler fittings with help from Sean Stefan of http://www.SprinklerDaddy.ca
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Make-shift Drip Irrigation Project -Pt. 3- Assembling Parts
Assembling the pressure regulator unit and drip line plug for our makeshift drip irrigation project. To find the parts you need to complete your own drip irrigation project, head over to http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca/drip.html
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Drip Irrigation Tip - Dig a Moat Around Shrubs
Want your drip irrigation system to get water to all sides of your shrubs? Dig a small moat around the shrub so the water can flow around. This drip irrigation tip is from Sprinkler Daddy - http://www.SprinklerDaddy.ca
How to prevent your sprinkler system valves from freezing when an early freeze is coming and you haven't had a chance to blow out your sprinkler lines yet. For more sprinkler tips, visit http://www.SprinklerDaddy.blogspot.com and to get your free DIY sprinkler quote head to http://www.SprinklerDaddy.ca
Connecting to the water line is actually fairly easy when you're installing your own sprinkler system. Basically you just go to your outside tap, screw it off and screw in your house connection. Get a free do it yourself sprinkler system quote from Sprinkler Daddy at http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca
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Installing a RainBird 5000 Series Rotor Sprinkler Nozzle
Installing sprinkler nozzles on a Rain Bird 5000 Series Rotor sprinkler explained by Sean Stefan of Sprinkler Daddy at http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca Sprinkler Daddy provides professionally designed do it yourself sprinkler systems delivered right to your door.
Designing a sprinkler system properly involves making sure that there is as close to an equal amount of water distributed to all areas as possible. If you put too many heads on a zone and cut down the number of zones you use, your sprinkler system will leave some areas dry. This is another tip from Sprinkler Daddy ( http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca ). Sprinkler Daddy sells professionally designed sprinkler systems to the do it yourselfer. Sprinkler Daddy sprinkler systems can be delivered right to your door anywhere in Canada.
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Regina, SK Sprinkler Blowouts - Book Your Appointment
Book your Regina Saskatchewan area sprinkler blowout appointment with Sprinkler Daddy at http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca/catalog/item/6209379/6320062.htm And to say thanks for having Sprinkler Daddy come blow out your sprinkler system to get it winterized, we've worked out a deal with the Diplomat Steakhouse where they'll knock $20 off your bill the next time you go to visit them. http://www.sprinklerdaddy.ca/catalog/item/6209379/6320062.htm to book your appointment
How to cut poly pipe easily for your diy sprinkler system project with Sean Stefan of http://www.SprinklerDaddy.ca In this video you'll see the Blu-Lock Kwik Cutter Ergonomic 1" pipe cutting knife in action. You can find it in the Sprinkler Daddy Sprinkler Store at http://www.sprinklerdaddy.onlineweb4u.com/catalog/item/6209379/6858769.htm
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Wall Mounted vs. Underground Manual Sprinkler Valves
When it comes to manual sprinkler systems, there is really two options for placement of your irrigation manifold. You can either place the manifold on the wall so all the valves are accessible on the house or you can hide them underground in a valve box. Sean Stefan of Sprinkler Daddy ( http://www.SprinklerDaddy.ca ) explains the pros and cons of each option.
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