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By no means big 36 watts and 6.6 gallons an hour.
2500gph sump pump with pressure compensating drippers. Can run unlimited drippers :pass:

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And I've got an awesome mechanic that is super cheap.

$10 to change a fluid. Any fluid.

I can go to walmart and buy my oil and filter, swing by his place, and for $10 he'll change the oil.

$7 to mount and balance a tire.

$20 for an alignment. Dude has an alignment rack in his garage.

He used to rent a big garage near the highway, and charged higher prices. The landlord there wanted to overhaul it so kicked him out, he had a pole barn built on his property, and now he constantly has work.

I had him replace every single fluid on my Civic, new tires, new suspension, new belt, and I remember it was $470.
I can do every bit of that, but for that price I would probably let him do it! :crying: :crying:
 
By no means big 36 watts and 6.6 gallons an hour. I am confused that only one maybe two lines are not flowing correctly.My lil brain tells me that a weak flow would affect all lines not just 1or 2. I am not using emitters, how important in your opinion is the filter? Thank you @Lil Dab appreciate and respect your input.
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Yeah bigger pump for sure that's really small I believe the lowest i've seen recommended is around 500 gph.. If you were to plug one of the working lines off with your finger one or more of the non working ones should get flow. The path of least resistance also the shortest will get more flow if there is nothing regulating it.


This is the pumps I use their cheap easily replaceable every couple of grows
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Would you please use Dieselifity in a sentence :baked:
My dog licked a puddle in the driveway. Wasn't sure what it was so I tasted it. Now my farts have some sort of dieselifity to them and I can't feel my face. :gassy:
 
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