I like schedule 40 PVC with the purple primer and green glue (see below...). Over the years I've put in over 10 miles on the two farms. Everything but the black PE to the house that my dad put in. I've had 3 leaks in 20 years. One in the black PE where it was on a rock, one in slip joint PVC that was installed by a contractor years ago and erosion got it too be too shallow... and one in a 2 mile section of PVC I put in 5 years ago that one of the guys in the ditch didn't glue a joint..... and of course it was a section of 2 inch in a 6 in sawed cut in solid rock 24 inches down.
We install a lot of waterlines professionally now which is why I insist on the purple primer and green glue so I can inspect what the men in the ditch do and ensure every joint is done correctly. As I said, I like sch 40 PVC, never had a failure except that one of mine due to employee error. Anything else, I'll put it but the warranty lasts until we load the equipment. I'd run nothing less than 1 inch.
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