good day Sir, I decide to contact you after watching your video on how to replace nozzle. I am having problem to choose sprinkler which will cover the whole area after a etude of the area I four sprinkler to cover it. I install four sprinkler on the field. the result is not what I expected. I will be glad if you can tell me the best sprinkler in the market the year 2017 which can cover the whole. I have the pictures I took after my installation. (hunter model)
A11iOop You want to unscrew the set/retaining screw that takes the allen tool. Best to do this with the sprinkler on, it will pop out about a foot. Then you can read the number of what tip was in there before if replacing the rotor. Also, FYI......the set screw can be screwed down further to dissipate the stream along the distance of arc of the distance. Allowing coverage/distribution between the distance of the length of coverage.
@@andrewetta6638 Thanks for your answer. I had done all of the above, and it only came out part way and then got stuck. I must have twisted it wrong, or something. I decided to push it back in, but that was difficult, too. Once I got it back in and tried again, it came out like butter. Not sure what I had done the first time, except that it was not clear by looking at it what direction it was supposed to come out, and so I think I was twisting it which caused it to get stuck.
If your nozzle is a Hunter I-20, in the very center of the nozzle you will see a small slit in the rubber cap on the top of the sprinkler head. Right by that slit it will say "OFF" with an arrow that shows a clockwise direction. Insert the plastic end of the Hunter sprinkler key and turn the key clockwise until the key stops spinning. Do NOT over-tighten the key to the "OFF" position and remove the key. That's it.
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Hi Peter, One of the best videos on how to install the nozzles and how they work. Thank you, this has been very helpful to me.
can I replace wathermatic with rainbird or vice versa? it will fit?
Great video.
Best thing ever helped me to day mt first dot of work
good day Sir, I decide to contact you after watching your video on how to replace nozzle. I am having problem to choose sprinkler which will cover the whole area after a etude of the area I four sprinkler to cover it. I install four sprinkler on the field. the result is not what I expected. I will be glad if you can tell me the best sprinkler in the market the year 2017 which can cover the whole. I have the pictures I took after my installation. (hunter model)
How do you REMOVE the nozzle?
Tom Me exactly what I turned to this video for! Very hard to pull out! How do you properly use the tool to pull it out without destroying it?
A11iOop You want to unscrew the set/retaining screw that takes the allen tool. Best to do this with the sprinkler on, it will pop out about a foot. Then you can read the number of what tip was in there before if replacing the rotor.
Also, FYI......the set screw can be screwed down further to dissipate the stream along the distance of arc of the distance. Allowing coverage/distribution between the distance of the length of coverage.
@@andrewetta6638 Thanks for your answer. I had done all of the above, and it only came out part way and then got stuck. I must have twisted it wrong, or something. I decided to push it back in, but that was difficult, too. Once I got it back in and tried again, it came out like butter. Not sure what I had done the first time, except that it was not clear by looking at it what direction it was supposed to come out, and so I think I was twisting it which caused it to get stuck.
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@@A11iOop You use water pressure to remove these nozzles
Good video and good explanation. Thanks for the effort.
Well done, sir.
Ok...how do you get the old one out?
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Show how to remove the nozzle didn't see how you removes it
Um in reverse. Remove screw and pry nozzle out. Did you really ask that question?
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Why wasn't removal of the old nozzle shown? Strange.
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How can I shut off a nozzle head not needed
If your nozzle is a Hunter I-20, in the very center of the nozzle you will see a small slit in the rubber cap on the top of the sprinkler head. Right by that slit it will say "OFF" with an arrow that shows a clockwise direction. Insert the plastic end of the Hunter sprinkler key and turn the key clockwise until the key stops spinning. Do NOT over-tighten the key to the "OFF" position and remove the key. That's it.
it has adjustable screw on top. turn it off
Talk loudly friend.