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I want to run two 4 inch pipes to my pond. Any tips on collector at the branch, etc. Preferably something I can fabricate as I remain financially embarassed. Thanks.
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marc51,
If it will be gravity fed then 4" corrugated polyethylene pipe would be your most economical option. It�s about $30 per 100� in my area.
If you have to pump the water then 4� PVC would be your best bet.
Have you considered one 6� pipe? You would get more carrying capacity with one 6� pipe than two 4� pipes.
You can get slip-in strainers in either size.
More details (distance, amount of water available, etc.) would be helpful.
Larry
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Larry,
I have about 500 feet from branch to pond faling about 4 feet. It appears to be a steady flow of at least a 4 inch pipe solid. Thanks
Marc
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Marc, I believe that the corrugated polyethylene pipe is the way to go. Below is a link to more info about the pipe. Probably a lot more than you need or want to know.  http://www.cppa-info.org/ Larry
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