Irrigation Organization?

[TorontoJoe]

Earlier this evening I was running a few new emitters to some trees and decided I really need something a bit more tidy than an old, office mail room tote for all my drip system parts.

(So sad)


I was thinking something like this would be nice because I could roll it out to wherever I'm working, but there really aren't any options for customizing the compartment sizes.



I have loads of 1 and 2 LPH drippers that would require larger spaces, but just a few each of things like micro sprayers and valves...... Then of course space for stakes and maybe roll of micro tubing etc

Anyone here have any good rigs for their parts? DIY or purchased...

 

[DCallahan]

I've simplified down to 5 different parts on the line after the timer including the line itself.
orchard tube
orchard tube couplings, no elbows or tees
orchard tube hole punch { tool }
1/8''x1/8'' barb connector
1/8'' spaghetti tube
fixed rate spray stake

 

[TorontoJoe]

I like to keep everything all together and keep a bit of everything. Tees, elbows, straight couplings... Four different size drippers. valves... also the fittings for the larger main line....And cutting and punch tools....

I never even considered pairing down for more frequently used stuff....

This would be cool if it was on wheels and had a handle

 

[ETXfigs]

I've been using these to store gun parts. They have them at Walmart and there are several different ones that all stack and lock together.

 

[TorontoJoe]

I've been using these to store gun parts. They have them at Walmart and there are several different ones that all stack and lock together.

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Looks promising!

Let me see if they sell it up here!

 

[ktrain]

All my stuff is in a box, but when I'm setting up I use a plastic tray.
simple but effective, lol
Organization will be implemented soon.