Originally Posted by FishinRod
I couldn't find those specs on the manufacturer's website.

They do say the filter requirements are a minimum of 150 mesh.

I have had good luck with these inexpensive filter screens at 155 mesh. They are easy to disassemble and flush, and then clean the filter if needed.

Dig Filter Screens

I also use the DIG brand flag drippers. They can be twisted apart to be cleaned. I also like running two per tree. If one plugs, it is easy to catch during a visual inspection when the other one is merrily dripping away. (Plus the tree still gets a drink from one dripper when I don't walk my lines often enough.)

Pentair AES sells filter bags and filter bag housings. You could maybe get a few bags, one housing and use them inside the holding tanks to filter the water going to the drippers.


https://www.pentair.com/en-us/produ...ation-cartridges/liquid_filter_bags.html

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