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not real detailed but I do
Under is each pipe is scrap liner, I have the slots facing down to the bottom, the scrap liner keeps the real liner from possibly being damaged by the constant pounding of the water.
We cut the slots with a chop saw, no exact measurements. The slots to the end of the bog are closer together than the ones near the beginning of the bog i.e. where the pump is. They are cut 1/3 of the way through the pipe, the saw blade made them around 1/4 wide.
We started out rinsing the pea gravel, that lasted for around 3 wheel barrels full, one dry summer and we are on a well, so no more rinsing. My poor honey wheelbarreled a lot of the pea gravel then we used the tractor, it was too much in the heat. It is up pretty high in these pictures, by the time we were done it was down another 6 inches or so
beginning of the grow season
now
Under is each pipe is scrap liner, I have the slots facing down to the bottom, the scrap liner keeps the real liner from possibly being damaged by the constant pounding of the water.
We cut the slots with a chop saw, no exact measurements. The slots to the end of the bog are closer together than the ones near the beginning of the bog i.e. where the pump is. They are cut 1/3 of the way through the pipe, the saw blade made them around 1/4 wide.
We started out rinsing the pea gravel, that lasted for around 3 wheel barrels full, one dry summer and we are on a well, so no more rinsing. My poor honey wheelbarreled a lot of the pea gravel then we used the tractor, it was too much in the heat. It is up pretty high in these pictures, by the time we were done it was down another 6 inches or so
beginning of the grow season
now