Customer Reviews for Rain Bird Drip 6-Port Free-Flow Manifold

Tried pulling off one of the caps and broke the connection right off, so it was useless!

Out of three of these manifolds, TWO of them broke a port off - rendering it useless - when removing the covers. They're too tight to remove by hand, and I very carefully tried to remove them with pliers, gripping just the rubber tab at the end and rotating, and they STILL broke. Absolutely worthless

When I tried removing caps with pliers as was suggested, that broke nuzzles, very poor design.

Many ports, easy to install

I needed a 6 valve - part after going to 5 stores I could fine one so I bought the 4 port - please restock the 6 port - hopefully the rain will keep my plants a live.

Haven't used yet, but have purchased in the past and was quite satisfied.

The Rain Bird 4-Port Maifold is an easy way to extend your drip lines at the end of a feeder pipe. Youi do need to be careful as tips can break off easily if working near it or dripline is accidently jerked.

So far, it's working great. Much better than one I ordered from somewhere else.

Lousy as inlet break easy

After installing all my 6 outlets as I tried the first run the unit had a leak. This is not the firsst time with rain bird. I also have a 4 port that also leaks. The washer that hold the outlets is not strong enough. Not a good item. I returned it already. Fred

I HAD ONLY PORTS OF 2, THIS ONE IS FANTASTIC

Great manifold

I needed a 6 port manifold, which your store said they had 14 of them. There were none. So I bought a 4 port manifold

Bought a new manifold for sprinkler system works well. Liked the old ones HD sold before as it had 8 ports. These are OK.

Broke after around 9 monhts of use. When it breaks, the water sprays into the air about ten ft. Cheap plastic. I'm not sure if it was the summer heat or just time and water pressure that casued it to ultimately break.

Easy purchase to make, easy to install. Used to replace a similar unit with one of the nozzles broken off, leading to water gushing out unnecessarily.