On this pump the following adaptor should be attached:

Now you can screw on a ¾ inch check valve.

The check valve holds the pressure in an irrigation plant abide, in order that your drip feeds start to drip when the clock timer starts, instead of waiting till there is enough pressure. Screw on the check valve the so called filter for suspended matter, that also needs a ¾ inch thread.

As the name filter for suspended matter tells, the filter avoids impurities of your system, in order that the capillary hoses won't clog. But the fine grid has to be cleaned from time to time: just screw off the cap, take out the filter und wash it. In the next step you need to screw on the following adapter:

Now screw your connecting kit on the pump and heat it up the irrigation hose with a lighter, which is pressed on the adapter. And then we start with the angle and end piece.

The best way to pierce a hole is to turn the piercer and pull it off, then put in the capillary hose quickly, because the hole will pucker and seaks by this. If you wait too long it will be very hard to put the capillary hose into the opening. However the opening shouldn't be bulged with the pierver, because it wouldn't seal anymore afterwards.