Its not as simple as looking to see, as the water is coming from several springs on a mountain on my farm and one of the water lines is going to be 2500ft+ and there are several hills and valleys in between.If you've ever dealt with gravity flow water its not as simple as 'it runs down hill' as it will get air in the pipe and the air pockets will block the flow even though the source is higher than the exit point.If I know the height differential I can figure the pressures and if it will self purge the air pockets.All wooded area BTW so there is no way to sight the whole line or even a 100ft of the line in some of the heavier growth.Like I said I need a tool to determine pretty close the height differential where ever I'm standing at the time compared to everywhere else.How far I am above sea level at the time seems to be the easiest way to be sure.
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