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1. Locate the existing irrigation line and identify where the new line needs to be connected. 2. Turn off any water valves that control the existing irrigation line. 3. Use a shovel, trencher, or other digging tool to excavate a shallow trench from the existing irrigation line to the new location. 4Read more
1. Locate the existing irrigation line and identify where the new line needs to be connected.
See less2. Turn off any water valves that control the existing irrigation line.
3. Use a shovel, trencher, or other digging tool to excavate a shallow trench from the existing irrigation line to the new location.
4. Place the new irrigation line in the trench and secure it with a connector.
5. Connect the new irrigation line to the existing irrigation line using fittings and clamps.
6. Use landscaping pins to secure the irrigation line in the trench.
7. Turn on the valve and test the new line for any leaks.
8. Fill the trench with soil and cover the new planting area.