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Joined: Feb 2024
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Curious about whether it's necessary to spend way more to get a "weighted" rubber hose.....when I've compared them side to side, handled both- weighted vs. regular rubber hose- they seem to weigh pretty much the same.
Last edited by BJ Nick; 09/27/24 11:22 AM.
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My first aeration system (windmill) had non-weighted airline. I electrical-taped used bolts to it to keep it submerged. Where the weights came off, it floated up.
I got weighted airline to go with subsequent aeration projects.
"Live like you'll die tomorrow, but manage your grass like you'll live forever." -S. M. Stirling
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Yes, it is worth it for ease of use and simplicity. Weighted airline is standard on most systems.
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Okey-dokey, good to know.
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