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| Anyone got pictures of Y Drops that you have made looking for ideas |
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W.C. Mo. | Do a search here--been several good links. |
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Minnesota | Made these for a sidedress bar.
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| I like the stainless design!!! Wouldn't you want the rubber tubes pointed outward in their natural curve instead of curved inwards. Seems like it wouldn't be much benefit over a single drop hose. Only other thing I would recommend is maybe a skid plate on the bottom to take some wear instead of the tubing when the stainless tubes drag the ground. It would add a little weight also to keep them down in the rows.
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| what size of stainless pipe did you use(diameter and thickness)? Did you standard hose on the bottom or is it hydraulic hose? |
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| Keep up the good work. Keep us posted |
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NC Ohio | How do you keep even flow between the 2 rows. I see no orfice or anything to to keep 28 going down one side of Y and not the other. Not trying to be critical but could see issues with uneven applications from row to row. |
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| Where did you buy the check valves that you are using? |
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| Here are some y drops that we made for our sprayer.
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Homemade Y Drops
