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Overview
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In this video, This Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook explains how to repair drip irrigation.
Steps:
1. Turn off the water to the drip-irrigation system.
2. Locate and dig up the damaged section of irrigation hose.
3. Force a plastic union fitting into each end of the severed irrigation hose.
4. Poke hole in the irrigation hose, then install a pressure-sensing device into the hole.
5. Turn water back on and test the repair.
6. Cover the repaired section of hose with mulch or soil.
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Difficulty: Easy
The hardest part is locating the damaged section of hose
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Puncture tool,
used to poke hole in irrigation hose
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1. Union fitting,
used to join together two sections of irrigation hose
used to join together two sections of irrigation hose


















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