Orbit 67000 8 Port Adj Flow Drip Manifold, Single

Revamped the drip system in the hoop houses. These things work great. They make it easier to plumb drip sprinkler heads on 1/4” line. The manifolds even have a built in filter that is easy to access and clean. Individual pressure controls make it easy to adjust the spray radius for each of the 8 outputs. Caveat: be careful when attaching 1/4” line to the output tubes, they are prone to snapping off if you handle them roughly. If one does break, you can shut that one off with the adjustment screw.

Works great

The design of this 8 port distributor is greatly improved over prior models. In prior models you could control each individual port. In this model you can control each individual port and the flow for all eight ports with a separate control. That is a great addition to the unit.

Can be touchy when adjusting, sometimes I have to go back and readjust. I use colored zip ties on each end of tubing to help identify which one I’m adjusting.

I have used this to install a drip irrigation system in my vegetable garden. I use a garden hose and an adapter is needed to connect this to garden hose. Once it is connected you need the 1/4 inch hose and the emitters. It is easy to setup the drip system. This is now my 4th one purchased and have great luck with them. The orginal one is going on its 4th season with no issues.

I go through through these like candy in my yard. About every 3 years I need to replace them as they sit in the direct sun. However I like that they are adjustable for water pressure. They work for me and I think that they're the best brand out there. Definitely more affordable than the ones at Lowe's and Home Depot. I usually just get four and keep them in my Landscaping bin.

Very fragile. The flathead screw driver turn-offs turn off some but not all outputs, and if you over tighten even a little they will break. The included caps work better to cap off flow of unused outputs, but god help you if you lose a cap. I still got them working, but because I am currently only using 5 of the 8 outlets, I had to arrange the hosing such that the three I wasn’t using were three of the unbroken/caps still available outputs.

My last Orbit manifolds lasted over 8 years. However, due to environmental exposure they have become brittle and starting to break and had to adjust as the screws broke. Therefore, time to replace. Because they have lasted so long and, unlike other brands, are reasonably priced, fully adjustable and have proven to last, I will continue to use this product. You do have to be careful when inserting the tubing so as not to break the insertion arms. Also, the filter, which is easily accessible, must be cleaned on a regular basis to ensure proper functioning. Each line has an individual screw you can adjust the amount of water flow. These new ones though, I've noticed the slot is wider than the older ones so, you will need a thicker screwdriver or tool to properly seat within the slot so as not to strip it. Overall, I highly recommend these manifolds as they provide great individual control to designated areas.

For $16 or less, this is a great buy (usually sells for $16 at Home Depot). Extremely durable and simple to use — you won't be disappointed. Mine has been hooked up to my outdoor irrigation system for two seasons now, and still works as it did on day 1.

Can you imagine getting a full sizable flow out of the 1/2" bottom outlet when you have six or more of those 1/4" thin tubes fed into the top of six drums? Well it works great! I prime the siphon in the spring and the seals hold all summer feeding the siphon. This way I avoid drilling holes in the bottom of the six rain barrels. Thus I have no leaks out of the bottom of the barrels.

Product is great, packaging not so much, ended up with a broken outlet upon arrival, had to have the unit replaced.

Can be bought at Home depot...same price...this was fine

Works well especially if you need to control flow to individual water lines (all the way from fully opened to fully closed). At first I adjusted each head individually, then eventually found it easier just to open them all and control the flow at the hose.