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OutinDaBarn t1_jdyn1ac wrote

1 inch black plastic pipe. We use it on the farm for water out to pastures. Cheap and pretty tough.

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fellangel80 t1_jdyuqdw wrote

I use heavy duty hoses. That way I get the flexibility, can move them if I need without having to rebuild them, and they're easy to replace if damaged. Plus, they're uv resistant.

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shouldco OP t1_jdywm6g wrote

Replying to fellangel80 (#2,409,751)

That gets into another problem I have had. My hoses have all kinda sucked. Given this project will be pretty low pressure but my garden hoses have all burst within two years.

What hoses do you use?

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