Is this flexible and small enough to make a 90-degree turn going down through the clean-out into the main lateral? Both are 4-inch PVC. Thank you.
1725204
You should not have a problem with a 90-degree turn but it will not do a "U" trap!
1317001
I believe the typical PVC size for irrigation is 3/4". I have 3/4" PVC for my irrigation lines and have the typical 90 degree 3/4" to 1/2 fitting that the riser is screwed into.
1130857
I can't answer from experience, but a friend of mine who uses a Jet and has an entire system set up said that if he were to redo his system he would make it 4" from the machine. I assume that he must have smaller pvc coming from the machine.
55688
It should mine is in 5 inch pvc I have plenty of room around the pvc pipeing and the pump is around 3inches in diameter my well is onl;y 100 ft deep and pump is set at 60 feet I wouldn't worry about setting it in 4inch pvc as long as there is plenty of water I use it for watering yard
1165728
I have split up to 36" diameter with this splitter. however I find it easier to handle though if I manually split it in half first. It is just too big an effort to roll it up on the splitter and hold it in position if it isn't manually split first.
606829
It will work fine. I have mine wrapped around 3/4" schedule 40 PVC that supplies water to my irrigation system
1670489
It is a 90 degree bend. I have a case and they work fine together, but my case is not extremely thick.
1500573
Not sure of specific makes, but this is low profile enough to fit most I think. If u can fit a piece of 1/2" pvc in the space that should work
1995352
i have a rhino flex hose and had to trim the tabs on connection ends so i could leave it all together. with that works great i also leave it over hose when can and use tube as drain slope, yes i leave my 90 on
244638
Other good answers (doable; add a PVC insert). Keep in mind that this is doable if you are good at doing this type of stuff and have a good drill and so on. I'm decent, but not confident it would look great.
1163562
In the past what I have done is to use a 3" adapter that normally is used for flexible sewer hose. I grind off the four nubs so that the 3" pipe will fit over the adapter. The 3" pipe can be glued to the adapter. I assume that you are wanting to convert the flexible hose to permanent hard sewer line. Where the 3" 90 degrees into the 4" sewer line in the ground, I have ground down the the diameter of the 90 degree elbow to tightly fit inside the 4"drain. If the 4" line in the ground has the expanded end, the 90 deg elbow will fit without any grinding. Make sure of all your measurements but one can always use a 3" coupling to make adjustments. Good Luck! In the past what I have done is to use a 3" adapter that normally is used for flexible sewer hose. I grind off the four nubs so that the 3" pipe will fit over the adapter. The 3" pipe can be glued to the adapter. I assume that you are wanting to convert the flexible hose to permanent hard sewer line. Where the 3" 90 degrees into the 4" sewer line in the ground, I have ground down the the diameter of the 90 degree elbow to tightly fit inside the 4"drain. If the 4" line in the ground has the expanded end, the 90 deg elbow will fit without any grinding.... » Read More In the past what I have done is to use a 3" adapter that normally is used for flexible sewer hose. I grind off the four nubs so that the 3" pipe will fit over the adapter. The 3" pipe can be glued to the adapter. I assume that you are wanting to convert the flexible hose to permanent hard sewer line. Where the 3" 90 degrees into the 4" sewer line in the ground, I have ground down the the diameter of the 90 degree elbow to tightly fit inside the 4"drain. If the 4" line in the ground has the expanded end, the 90 deg elbow will fit without any grinding. Make sure of all your measurements but one can always use a 3" coupling to make adjustments. Good Luck! « Show Less
288176
I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
84266
maybe a little. it is aluminium. you couldn't bend it 90 deg. it would kink
1660637
Bending into a 90 degree L shape would not allow the rollers to track properly, however, a sweeping L will work fine and is what this product is designed for. Hope this helps.
675958
Not sure, I haven't installed it yet.I think that if you wanted a tight 90deg bend, you'd have to add in a plastic elbow
433741
If it is not a solid balusters I would not recommend it. The clamps would crush the pvc.
1210383
in would cut through a thin sheet of PVC no problem. But the tool is not large enough to cut through pipes it is made for flat thin sheets of metal & plastic or thin wood it is a very well made tool & I highly recommend this tool no doubt.... Thank You for your question?