Quick Look At Hunter Sprinkler Heads | Pro Spray 04 With Adjustable Nozzle

Its the sprinkler head. A quick look into a Hunter Pro spray pop up sprinkler head. I show you the sprinkler head body and inner riser. I also show you an adjustable spray nozzle by Hunter. Typically what you will see on your sprinkler system in your yard is a four inch pop up spray head like this one here. The sprinkler head my be attached to pvc pipe by a fixed cut off riser or a swing joint like this hunter six inch swing joint. One of the things I do point out is that the nozzle and sprinkler head are two separate parts. The sprinkler nozzle installs on the top of the sprinkler head and will determine how much water you put out and how far it will spray. You can check out Hunter sprinkler heads here:
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[@fredmiller1270]

Your video helped me solve my problem. Thank you!

[@AmericanIrrigator]

Great. I’m glad. You’re welcome

[@jlrodjr]

Same, I'm slowly swapping out all my 4 inch heads with 6 inch ones. Even though I have compact midnight Kentucky bluegrass that I keep cut low most of the time but I use rotary heads and I like the 6 inch height because it seems to help the rotary heads get better even coverage due to the lower streams being to spray further, especially if I am not able to get the lawn mowed longer than I normally do and the grass height grows high enough to block the low streams from spraying further than a few inches from the head.

[@AmericanIrrigator]

I do like the 6" rotors as well. I think it is the way to go with your grass. Well done.

[@fpplsoftwashpressurewashin8757]

I really wished the industry would do away with the 4" pop up and just have the 6" as the industry standard. Hunter does manufacture that seal you can buy. As a tech, I've purchased a few just in case the unit does leak instead of replacing the whole body. Great content brother.

[@AmericanIrrigator]

I have found myself using 6” pop ups more and more. Especially in yards with a taller grass like fescue.