Running Water Lines to the Barn and Garden @rainfallprojects501
Running Water Lines to the Barn and Garden  @rainfallprojects501
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
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In order to run a waterline to the barn and out to the drip lines in our berry patch, I rented a ditcher from town and started digging. I decided I might as well also install a new hose bibb in the grass area in front of the barn while I was at it. With the trenches dug, I started glueing and laying down 3/4" pvc pipe. I cut bases to enclose all the irrigation boxes, we've learned that if you don't do this that moles and gophers will fill them up with dirt. I attached the water line to the barn and installed some valves for the drip lines. I used Aquor's freeze proof valves next to the garden and on the shed, so I won't have to be worrying about pipes freezing in the winter months. I also installed some hose reels next to them, which I've always thought are really convenient. We're ready for some garden irrigation around here now!
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