Are these the type that need to be pushed directly up for the water to come out or can they release water if pushed sideways
1727609
They are the 360 degree nipples. They can push it sideways to get water from the nipples.
1727610
They seem to work when tapped on the side or pushed up. Even being able to do this I haven't noticed any leaking.
1727611
They are the kind that can be pecked from any direction. They are great, I highly recommend them
1727612
They move in any direction. So yes they can peck sideways. Hope that helps.
1727613
Drawback to these is they cannot be mounted horizontal, they leak a lot 100% of the time when installed sideways. There is another nipple available on Amazon that looks similar but does not leak when installed horizontally.
1727614
They can be pushed in all directions pretty much. My birds seem to like to grab the metal part with their breaks and move it all around for water.
542223
I would say no. Never had a problem with them. I use my water up very fast ,so it doesn't set very long.
33648
I'm pretty sure you need to provide suction. They should not leak from the spout when tipped.
929417
I would think you could. They work very well and are lightweight to move. They do stay filled quite a while once activated and you may need to adjust how they are stacked to balance. They keep the water well away from your house during flood weather.
716995
The water leads are secure. Don't believe water pressure would be a problem
68989
have not had to do that yet. I got 2 and they got water in them shortly after i put them out side. I love them too but the quality is not there yet.
1756151
I just push down on the side some for a few minutes. Once enough I the water I out I can then open the air plug and release the air. The water flows out thereafter!! Hope this helps.
1469068
No, they don't leak as long as you have them pointing up. We use them for demonstrating hydraulics with plain water.
408870
I think if the bottle is standing upright and there isn't too much pressure on it, should be fine. You have to apply a decent amount of pressure to release the water.
700282
Hi, Im not sure that i understanding the question... But, here at home, we always have problem with the pull out handle (where the water comes out) . Every time we shut down the water, the pull out fall down from its place, it's not tight enough. It's absolutely annoying...
2168704
Yes press them out with a screw driver or something to that effect. Putthe rain on and re insert the pins
1031358
You can leave them in or take them out. I take mine out so water doesn't stagnate. Very pleased with them.
577090
grates are either open or closed and direct the flow upwards, not side to side or front to back
280154
We have been using them but we have an elevated water tank and only get to the nipples by gravity. Sorry, we don't know if they will work with water preasure......
1652571
To be honest, I pulled those things off. They were annoying and just got on he way. However, I do sometimes use them to hold in items that are small and might get pushed out by water.
2215344
I don't think so they seem to push barley more than the 850 hydors I have. Especially if your pointing them the long way down your tank. But on a side note these two pumps only lasted about 3 months and the suction cups no longer worked. Hydors are way better
2039017
the round part that the floods attach to has controls in it and needs to seal to a surface,it would be tricky sealing,recessed would be preferred method,I have three and they are incredible