Orbit 4-Port Water Drip Irrigation Manifold for 1/4" Tube, Dripping Line - 67005
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Item Package Quantity: 10
Features
- Flow control for all 4 ports for precise flow adjustment
- Four 1/4" barbed ports with threaded caps
- Easy to remove filter prevents clogged nozzles
- Attaches to a 1/2" riser
- Converts a shrub head to a drip watering system
Description
Orbit 67005 quad adjustable manifold
Brand: Orbit
Style: Minimalist
Material: Plastic
Item Weight: 1.44 ounces
Special Feature: Sprinkler
Shape: Rectangular Prism
Number of Sets: 1
Control Type: flow
Number of Pieces: 1
UPC: 852687594088
Package Dimensions: 7.87 x 7.48 x 3.35 inches
Item model number: 67005
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Item Package Quantity: 10
I had some broken when using the weed whacker last year and these replaced the ones I broke. Easy to install and works greats far as long as I don't use the weed eater!
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2024 by Patricia Nelson
Item Package Quantity: 2
Overall, this manifold does what it claims. It's nicely made and seems durable (we'll see.... I live in a desert). We are tearing out bushes and replacing them with cacti and succulents.... which don't need a lot of water, but do need some. The answer we came up with is to convert out existing irrigation system to drip. You can adjust the flow on these manifolds... but all 4 ports end up with the same pressure and volume. That's great if you have all the same plants, but some require more water than others.... so we use different emitters to resolve that issue. We also had to adjust the flow on the sprinkler valve as removing free flow heads and replacing them with drip puts the sprinkler system under a lot of pressure. Even though you'd think that running 1/2" pipe into 4 - 1/4" pipes wouldn't be an issue, trust me.... it is. The installation is semi-brainless.... remove sprinkler head from riser and replace... but the thing you MUST know is that you have to heat the 1/4" tubing in order to get it to stretch over the "ring" above the threaded part of the port. The 1/4" tubing, in it's natural state, wants to stop at the ridge at the top of the threads. However, when pressurize the line the "leak fest" begins. My solution was to microwave a measuring cup of water, stuff the end of the tubing into the hot water, then push it onto the port until it seats above the ring and near the elbow. Of course, you don't want to over-stress the port... so support it while you stuff the tubing onto the port. Leak fest cancelled. Next will be the "fine tuning"....
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019 by Curmudgeon
Item Package Quantity: 1
Hmmmm.... All I can tell you is this manifold worked perfectly for me. The tubing, connections and sprinkler heads worked perfectly as well. Here are a few things that I did. When you attach the tubing to each output of the manifold, screw the rubber tubing on just like you screwed off the caps. You might as well take advantage of the threads as another way to prevent leaks. AND BE SURE to put pressure on the elbows of each corner of the tube as you twist the rubber tubing on. This will avoid creating any new leaks in the system. If you make a mistake and need to disconnect the tubing later, DON’T just pull it off. I would strongly suggest getting an Exacto knife or razor blade and slicing the rubber tubing on the side of the connection until you can remove it without pressure on the connection. I set the flow level on the manifold to 3 and left it there. This is what I used with my new manifold: 4 Mister Landscaper Drip Irrigation Micro Stake Assembly (also has volume flow control), 4 Mister Landscaper 4-Pack Adjustable-Spray Drip Irrigation Micro Sprays (3 pattern settings) & Mister Landscaper 1/4-in x 30-ft Vinyl Drip Irrigation Distribution Tubing (any 1/4 ‘ tubing will work). I used ordinary plastic wire ties to group the tubing together. In the picture, the manifold is in the lower left hand corner with the black arrow and the 4 heads are red arrows. The entire length of the Begonias row is about 12'. I think if you put undo pressure on any part of the manifold you may have problems. If you plan ahead and take your time this should work. I was surprised how well it worked for me. Took about 1 hour start to finish to connect the manifold to my in-ground sprinkler outlet and run 4 lines (almost all of the 30’ of tube I purchased) and adjust the sprinkler heads (yes, they do adjust and you can always change the angle and height of the stakes in the ground as well). Zero leaks, none, manifold, connections, sprinkler heads. However at this point, I’m seriously considering taking in for the winter. Although it says you don’t have to, I can’t imagine Ohio snow not damaging this set up with snow all winter.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2016 by iamlandru iamlandru
Item Package Quantity: 5
We are always replacing the manifolds on our drip irrigation system. We always try to keep spares in our tool box. This manifold allow us to expand our system and at the same time, the. OST per unit made it affordable to keep a few on hand for spares.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2024 by AJ3
Item Package Quantity: 10
I was familiar with the individual port adjustment on the 8 port manifold. I bought 10 of these 4 ports thinking the individual ports could be adjusted. My bad. The four port only allows for one adjustment of all 4 ports together.
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024 by Dan Wentworth
Item Package Quantity: 2
This is a good quality manifold. I especially like the feature to adjust the water flow, it works perfectly in my flower bed.
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021 by Kindle Customer
Item Package Quantity: 5
I have a 2 acre piece of land that i converted to drip irrigation and every manifold I have used on the risers broke except this one. This is now the only brand and type I will use.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by Willizz
Item Package Quantity: 5
Liked the ease of setup and ability to use ports on as needed basis.
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2022 by Amazon Customer