Post by spicer m on Oct 29, 2008 21:43:46 GMT -5
Same principle as a bubbler but;
The water is feed by house water pressure, trough 1/8" tygon tubing to a 2" square by 3/4" high alum block with a .040 dia hole drilled for the water spray. I then took a screwdriver and hit next to the hole to make the spray fan out.
I drilled and taped for the hose fitting but you could epoxy or JB weld it in.
The smaller and more flexible the tubing ,the better; I first used stiff irrigation drip tubing and it kept getting cut on the other wheels = leaks.
I was going to install a sprayer over each wheel but moving this is faster than turning valves on and off.
The water is feed by house water pressure, trough 1/8" tygon tubing to a 2" square by 3/4" high alum block with a .040 dia hole drilled for the water spray. I then took a screwdriver and hit next to the hole to make the spray fan out.
I drilled and taped for the hose fitting but you could epoxy or JB weld it in.
The smaller and more flexible the tubing ,the better; I first used stiff irrigation drip tubing and it kept getting cut on the other wheels = leaks.
I was going to install a sprayer over each wheel but moving this is faster than turning valves on and off.
