They like to fall off randomly throughout the season. I've started to fold the end as well and pin it down to reduce the likelihood of them sliding off.
I ordered them nearly a month ago and still haven’t received the order. So service is very slow and with no product what can I say?
Work very well, but two things are necessary: A very straight cut of tee tape and they must be tightened well. I found hand tightened and then I used the scissors I cut with put in the loop and tighten more.
From easy and affordable
Like these better than fold over
Some hold, some don't. Most leak. Even have some pop off. Think I'll switch to sleeves.
They work well for my application the loop on the end allows me to gently tighten the tape I have 30 foot rows need to keep their position on the row
I had a lot of trouble tightening them, without the act of tightening pushing the tape (the Toro Aquatraxx) off of them. I used the plier method, and still, they would blow off when turned on, and many leaked. I talked to the Toro rep and he sent me the genuine Toro end plug (they are blue), and I have not had a problem. Dripworks should stock the toro endcaps to go with the Toro tape. ,
they work well however i think the ring at the end needs to be way thicker and flat so that you can really twist on it to tighten the cap and also would be better for staking or tying to a stake
This is a good quality plug. It can take a bit of a beating as you learn to use it, but it works well. Make sure to have the tube cut square and put it all the way on before twisting the end cap to close it.
If you are looking to add a neat, clean and professional look to your drip irrigation system, the Drip Tape End Plug from DripWorks provides a simple, quick way to seal the end of drip tape. These plugs are easy to use. Properly installed, they will provide a leak-free seal for your drip tape. They also create an anchor spot for staking down drip tapes to keep them properly in place.
To create a tight seal, be sure tape is warm and pliable before attaching the 5/8" start fittings (LSB/LSBSO) and end fittings (LSGS/LSPLUG). If leakage continues to occur, a 1/4 turn with pliers should suffice.
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