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Irrigation Catalog for All Your Irrigation Needs Plus Vegetable Growing Supplies Most Items in Stock for Immediate Delivery TRICKL-EEZ IRRIGATION INC 2018 IRRIGATION CATALOG FOR ALL YOUR IRRIGATION NEEDS PLUS VEGETABLE GROWING SUPPLIES MOST ITEMS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WE SHIP LARGE ORDERS U.P.S. OR MOTOR FREIGHT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR TRICKL-EEZ IRRIGATION INC TRICKL-EEZ IRRIGATION INC Michigan Office Pennsylvania Office 4266 Hollywood Road 3550 Chambersburg Road St Joseph, MI 49085 Biglerville, PA 17307 269-429-8200 717-337-3030 800-874-2553 800-672-4700 Fax 269-429-6669 Fax 717-337-1785 E-Mail: E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] Check us out on the Web at WWW.TRICKL-EEZ.COM 02/02/2018 1 TRICKL-EEZ IRRIGATION INC TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE TERMS: In order to service the needs of new customers who have not established credit, we will ship C.O.D. or you may charge to your VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. Prepayment by check will save on C.O.D. charges and credit card fees. For those who have an approved credit line, our standard terms are Net 30 days. A finance charge of 1½% per month (18% per annum) is added on all overdue accounts. Payment in U.S. funds only. Any account 30 days past due will be put on a C.O.D. basis. If an account reaches 90 days past due, the account will be changed to a C.O.D. account permanently. Credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express) are gladly accepted for payment at the point of sale, up to $2500.00. There will be a 3% fee on any amount exceeding $2500.00. If you choose to pay towards an invoice after 15 days there will be a 3% fee. SHIPPING: UPS is our primary shipper. We also ship via Common Carrier for orders larger than UPS will accept, freight collect. A handling charge of $4.00 per box and/or roll of tubing will automatically be added to the freight charges, or $10.00 per pallet. We will make every effort to ship on a timely basis. When an estimate is requested for freight charges, it should be understood that it is only an estimate. Actual freight costs can not be accurately figured until an order is processed. FREIGHT: All prices are F.O.B. shipping location. Standard items are usually shipped the same day if order is recieved by 3:00pm EST. CLAIMS: Claims for shortages, defective or damaged goods must be made within five (5) days from receipt of shipment. Damages occurring "in transit" are the responsibility of the freight company and should be noted on the bill of lading when shipment is recieved. Submit a claim directly to the carrier. RETURNS: All sales are final when the customer takes receipt of the goods. However, certain returns may be allowed depending on the circumstances. All returned materials must have prior authorization from a regional of- fice and be in original packing and in resalable condition. A copy of the original invoice must accompany the return. Restocking charges of 15% are applicable on normal items. A higher restocking charge, usually 25%, will be applied to those items special ordered or made to customer’s specifications. LIMITED WARRANTY: All products are subject specifically to the manufacturer’s warranty. Replacement, repair, or credit for defective material is at the discretion of TRICKL-EEZ IRRIGATION and is subject to the terms of the manufacturer’s policy. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE: All prices in this catalog are those in effect at the time of printing. If a supplier changes our prices, whether up or down, we will change our prices accordingly. We can not be held responsible for misprints or errors. DISCOUNTS: There are discounts available to many of our customers if they purchase from us on an ongoing basis, or if you are working on a large project. Please consult your TRICKL-EEZ IRRIGATION representative for more information. HOURS OF OPERATION: Our offices are open for business from 8:00am until 5:00pm Monday through Friday year round. We are open Saturdays from 9:00am until 11:00am from in April through July. HOLIDAYS: Our offices will be closed for business for the following holidays: • Memorial Day - May 28 • Independence Day - July 4 • • Labor Day - September 3 • Thanksgiving - November 22 & 23 • • Christmas through New Years Day - December 24 - January 1 • 2 02/02/2018 TERMS & CONDITIONS 2 PIPE, POLY TRICKL-EEZ COMPANY PEOPLE TRICKL-EEZ4 IRRIGATION Poly Pipe High INC Density 104 BACKFLOW PREVENTION Insert Fittings 109-110 Backflow Preventors 99 Clamps 110-111 PVC Check Valves 129 Saddles for Poly Pipe 111 Wafer Check Valve 127 POND MANAGEMENT CONTROLLERS Airmax Aeration & Fountains 67 Toro's Evolution Controller 74 PRESSURE REGULATION Galcon Controllers 75 Preset Regulators 90 Irritrol Systems 76-77 Large Regulating Valves 71 Base•Line Irrigation Solutions 78 Regulator Add-On units 72 Alex-Tronix Backflush 79 PUMPS AND ACCESSORIES Misting Controllers 78 Pumps 116-121 Battery Powered Controllers 77 & 91 Cycle Stop Valves 121 IRRIGATION FOR FRUIT, BERRIES & NURSERY Pump Suction Fittings 123 Netafim’s Uni-Ram Dripperline 28-29 Primer Pumps 123 Netafim's Drip-Net PC Dripperline 30 Fralo Custom Controls 116 Jain's Amnon Dripperline 32 Pump Control & Safety Units 124-125 Rivulis's Hydro PC Dripperline 31 Heavy Duty Discharge Hose 19 RainBird's A5-PC Dripperline 33 Suction Hose 19 Netafim’s Uni-Ram w/ Clips Dripperline 35 SOIL MOISTURE METERS Online Drippers 36 Irrometer 81 Dripline Fittings 40-42 Sentek Drill & Drop 81 Blank LD Tubing 38 Base•Line Irrigation Solutions 78 Micro Tubing & Fittings 39 SUBSURFACE DRIP IRRIGATION (SDI) Punch Tools 38 General Information 24-25 Multi Outlet Drippers 39 Parts for Subsurface Systems 26-27 Spray Stakes & Dribble Rings 44-45 TECHNICAL INFORMATION Medium Range Sprinklers 49-50 Typical Drip System Layout I 5 Impact Sprinklers 51-53 Drip Tape Application Rates & Flow Charts 15-17 Travellers 58 Drip Tape Lengths Of Run 16 Big Gun Sprinklers 57 Drip Tape Typical Hook-Ups 17 Groundcover 80 PVC Pipe Friction Loss Charts 130-132 Netafim’s Techline Dripperline for Landscape 91 Other Pipe Friction Loss 133-134 FERTILIZER / NUTRIENT PROGRAMS Water Meter Friction Loss 135 Fertilizer Injectors 59-67 Precipitation Rate Calculations‘ 133-137 Chemicals 64 Conversion Charts 138 FILTERS & FILTER SYSTEMS Get A System Designed 139-140 Backflush Filter Controllers 79 TOOLS Filters, 0.75" to 2" Disc & Screen 82-83 DTN Weather Stations 68-69 Disc Filter Batteries 84 Pipe Cutters 104 Media Filter Batteries 85-86 Misc Tools 104-105 Hydrocyclones 87 VALVES, AUTOMATIC & ELECTRIC Screen Filters Over 2.00" 82-88 Galcon Bluetooth Operated Valves 71 FITTINGS, MISC Valves 3.00" and Larger 71 Universal Latch Fittings, Pierce 112 Valves, Electric 0.75" to 3.00" 72-73 Epoxy Gasket Fittings, Pierce 113 Air Relief Valves 128 Cam Lock Fittings 114 VALVES, MANUAL Grooved Fittings, Victaulic 114 Gate Valves, Brass & Cast Iron 126 Galvanized Steel Fittings 115 Ball Valves, Brass & PVC 126-127 FLOW METERS Check Valves 127-129 Netafim Flow Meters 88 Air Relief Valves 128 Blue White Flow Meters 89 Frost Free Hydrants 127 FROST PROTECTION Butterfly Valves 126-127 Under Tree Sprinklers 54-56 VEGETABLE GROWER SUPPLIES GRASSLAND IRRIGATION Plastic Films/ Mulches 22 K-Line Irrigation 6-8 Floating Row Cover 23 GREENHOUSE IRRIGATION Grower Supplies 23 Greenhouse Emitter Assemblies 37 VEGETABLE TAPE IRRIGATION Netafim's Space-It Tape 35 Garden Starter Kits 9 Greenhouse Micro Sprinklers 46-48 Jain's Cascade 10 Greenhouse Controllers 74 & 77 Jain's Echelon 10 INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES Rivulis's T-Tape 11 Access Boxes, Valve Boxes 100 Rivulis's Ro-Drip 13 Irrigation Wire 100-101 Toro’s Aqua-Traxx 12 Air Relief Valves 128 Toro's Aqua-Traxx Flow Control 12 Pressure Gauges 129 Netafim’s Streamline 11 LAWN SPRINKLERS Netafim’s Typhoon 27 Irritrol Systems; RainBird, Hunter 92-97 Irritec's P1 13 PIPE, DRAINAGE Oval Hose 18 Haviland Drainage Products 98 Layflat Discharge Hose 19 PIPE, PVC Heavy Duty Discharge Hose 19 PVC Pipe Bell End 102 Suction Hose 19 PVC Pipe Gasket Joint 103 Drip Tape Fittings & Tools 20-21 PVC Solvent & Primer 105 OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION PVC Schedule 40 Fittings 106-108 Sales Tax Exemption Form 140 PVC Schedule 80 Fittings 111 Credit Application 141-142 Nipples, PVC Schedule 80 109 Order Sheet 143 02/02/2018 3 TRICKL-EEZTRICKL-EEZ IRRIGATION IRRIGATION's "Who's INC Who" Phil Ausra Karen Ausra President Administrator [email protected] karenausra@ sbcglobal.net St. Joseph, Michigan Office Staff: Ken May Andy Barr Corey Ausra Doris Laura Purchasing & Inside Sales & Inside Sales & Accounts Receivables & Accounts Payable & Operations Manager Operations Operations Receptionist Bookeeping [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Outside Sales Staff: John Nye Beau Shacklette Gerald Houdek Cell (269)208-2568 Northern & Central Southwest & Central Office (269)429-8200 Michigan Michigan Fax(269)429-6669 Cell (231)920-0160 Cell (269)214-0297 [email protected] Fax (231)346-6106 Office (269)429-8200 [email protected] Fax(269)429-6669 [email protected] Tom Anderson Doug Foster Chris Lattak Eastern Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, SW Michigan Indiana, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri Office (269)429-8200 Western Pennsylvania Cell (630)809-0768 Fax (269)429-6669 Cell (517)403-1738 [email protected] [email protected] Fax (517)423-5157 [email protected] Eastern Office Staff: Ron Mihalek Pete Taliaferro Renee Ken Manager Outside Sales Administration Operations Inside Sales SE New York State Inside Sales Inside Sales [email protected] 845-542-3379 renee@trickl-eez.
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