06-18-2017, 10:39 AM
When we first moved into this house the builder buried about 10' of corrugated drain pipe that came to daylight in the middle of the front yard. Before the lawn really started to grow I extended 2 of the runs out to where I'm letting the woods come back. I want to run some sprinkler line through one of them because we're working on a flower garden in that area and I don't want to dig up what yard I have now. It also saves me leaving a garden hose running out there. I've tried just feeding the sprinkler line, it gets caught on the corrugations. I've tried a metal electrican's fish tape, it won't make the turn - it gets caught on the corrugations. I thought about a plumbing snake since it can be manipulated, but I don't have access to one long enough and would have to rent, not that the $$$ for renting is an issue. Would a pull string + plastic bag + shop vac work? My only hesitation there is there's likely water in the drain pipe.