Posted by IaLeo on February 18, 2015 at 13:26:43 from (69.66.122.171):
I am pondering how to handle about 100 feet of eavestrough output and a 5gpm geo furnace airconditioner output (currently dumping in field drain tile) and use it to water nearby flower bed, a couple of apple trees and further out, down the hill, a row of lilac starts. I want to mow the lawn in that area, also. Looks like I would have to invest in a big ugly cattle tank by the house (yeah, I've got to sell this idea yet!) to catch rain storms and the warm water output coming erractically and fast. Then pipe it downhill with 2 foot to 5 foot drop.
Any one tried this low pressure, slow bleed system? Looks like mowing and fall take up is a nuisance.
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