SPOUTS

With a reduced diameter of ¼”, the 708 will minimize the compartmentalization zone (dead wood area) affected by tap holes. The diameter and depth of the tap hole have a direct influence on how large this area becomes. If sustainability of your bush is a priority, ¼” spouts drastically reduce the compartmentalization effect. 

Time-tested field use for many years. Sturdy dual barb tubing holds for all gravity and vacuum installations. Progressive spout shaft can be used with either a 19/64” or 5/16” bit. 

The perfect combination of quality and value. Lightweight yet heavy-duty design is a great choice for high yield applications. Single barb improves installation efficiency.

The perfect combination of quality and value. Lightweight yet heavy-duty design is a great choice for high yield applications. Single barb improves installation efficiency.

The perfect combination of quality and value. Lightweight yet heavy-duty design is a great choice for high yield applications. Single barb improves installation efficiency.

Time-tested field use for many years. Sturdy dual barb tubing holds for all gravity and vacuum installations. Progressive spout shaft can be used with either a 19/64” or 5/16” bit. 

With a reduced diameter of ¼”, the 708 will minimize the compartmentalization zone (dead wood area) affected by tap holes. The diameter and depth of the tap hole have a direct influence on how large this area becomes. If sustainability of your bush is a priority, ¼” spouts drastically reduce the compartmentalization effect. 

With a reduced diameter of ¼”, the 708 will minimize the compartmentalization zone (dead wood area) affected by tap holes. The diameter and depth of the tap hole have a direct influence on how large this area becomes. If sustainability of your bush is a priority, ¼” spouts drastically reduce the compartmentalization effect.