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Another thought, if you really dont care about the other zone(on if it waters anything or not) and you just want to water the bed. You could change out those rotor heads to ones that let you turn off the head. You could still plumb a line to the bed and put whatever head you want out there to water the bed. Janky way of doing it but gives you a other option

What does the sprinkler head currently water and what type of head is it(spray or rotor head)?

There's quite a few solutions depending on what you want or how much you care about wasting water. The whole purpose of doing something like drip is to provide enough water without wasting and also helps avoid spraying the foliage.

With that said, if you dont want drip irrigation...then you can either:

1) Adjust the spray head if its a rotor to include watering the bed.

2) You can find the line the sprinkler head is attached to and tap into it and add another head. Whether or not this is recommended is dependent on how many heads you have on the zone already, how many gpm your water supply provides, and what type of sprinkler heads are on that line.

Basically you dont wont to add another head if your zone cant support it, otherwise you'll lose pressure and the heads wont pop up. Its also generally not recommended to mix and match heads on a zone. Pop up spray heads put out much more water than a rotor. So whereas a rotor may need to run for 30mins to a hour to provide enough water, the pop up sprayer may only need 10-15mins of run time. So you'll either end up over watering or underwatering certain areas if you have a mix. This may or may not bother you.


3) you can add a whole another zone to provide irrigation to that bed($$$)

I wouldn't do any preemergent for the fall. The spring would probably be okay. Premergent may effect how your sod roots and may slow the rooting process down, causing you to water more.

I would check in Feb and see if your sod is fairly rooted(it should be) and then if so, go for it on the premergent.

I think for diy around the house the ryobi tools are fine. I chose ryobi because it was the initialy battery system I bought into and just made sense to keep with it. I also tend to shop at home depot more than I do lowes.


But I have a plethora of their lawn tools(mower, blower, weed eater, hedgers, pole saw etc) and general tools(saws, sanders, drills, hammer drills, multi tool, nailers, plumbing etc). Ive never personally have had any issues with any of the tools themselves and they've always got the job done. There's certainly a handful of batteries that seem they reaching their end of life(6+ years old) but i have so many because they always seem to run deals on tools and battery purchases. So hasn't been an issue.

Granted, these tools dont get abused. The lawn tools get used the most and I've done several projects around the house, small renos without any problems.

Would buy again

Haha all of this is awesome. We are the villains of college sports right now and im loving it.

I doubt you'll get upgraded often out of ATL. Aside from the RUCs if you can use them, it is nice to get the auto upgrade to comfort plus even on international flights as a platinum.

I love my recteq byb. But I wouldn't use it as a grill per se. Even with sear plates etc I dont think its does a great job with steaks/burgers etc. I still use my small charcoal grill for that.

If i were looking to do both, I would look into the recteq dual fire.

Or do a combo set up.

But I smoke on the pellet grill usually 1-2 week - chicken thighs, beer can chicken, ribs, pizza, pork butt, brisket, etc. Used to fry my turkeys and now im all in on smoked turkey
Don't regret the purchase and it definitely opens up a lot more than just buying another grill itself. Easy to fire it up and get it going .

Lol what a poor performance

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Now next question, did this happen on the night of the 4th? If so, probably someone was using their gun as part of the fireworks.

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I noticed it this morning.

But after talking about it, i think it probably happened on Thursday. When the i talked to the cops about where I had been that day, they seem fairly convinced it happened out at one of the places I was at. So I must have just not paid attention on friday or Saturday, which to be fair I didnt drive my truck those two days.

Police report filed, they think its a bullet hole as well.

I mught go buy one of the flex scopes and look for funsies. Can always use it for something else

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Was the dent in the rear panel door there previously?

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Not 100% positive but im pretty sure it was