Hello Esther,
Thank you for reaching out on our forum!
With low to the ground spigots, there's a couple head assembly components that can help considerably, particularly the Tee Filter at this link: 3/4" GHT Tee Filter -- the tee shape gives it a smaller profile that can fit into smaller spaces.
Another adapter that can help is this Gooseneck adapter: Brass Gooseneck w/ Shutoff. The gooseneck can help take the assembly horizontal -- I use one of these in my home garden because of the same problem (mine is about 8" off the ground) and I also had to go horizontal. If you do go horizontal it may be worth creating some kind of support for the head assembly to rest on since a full head assembly can get reasonably heavy.
Esther Blasco
Hello everyone,
I need some advise, I have an outside water faucet that is about 20 inches from the ground. I dont know what to do, but what I am wanting is to be able to hook up the claber timer, then the filter, fertilizer but is not possible, so I thought I would like to go horizontal, with a good brass adapter but it has to be a T adapter that is not going to burst, and I dont have plumbing skills so sawdering is not an option
Anyone has a drawing or suggestions on what parts and the order for me to go horizontal instead of vertical?
I appreciate any help
BTW, I am installing a basic 2 ways drip system
Thank you
Esther