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Method of Installing Overhead Lines on a Slope

Would you like to run an overhead irrigation line down hill? D. J. Walters, Nursery laborer at Ashe Nursery, found a simple solution to the problem Offset the line and its oscillator and connect it to the riser line with a street ell and a regular ell as shown in the picture. Your line can then be placed at any desired angle without unusual strain on the oscillator.


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Author(s): G. F. Erambert

Publication: Tree Planters' Notes - Issue 18 (1954)