K Rain RPS75 Sprinkler - Lawn Irrigation

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  • Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
  • Today we have a 3/4” Rotor from K Rain. The RPS line of rotors has appealing nozzle design and sturdy construction making it a great contender for a PGP replacement or an install in a new system.
    I maintain around 40PSI with the different nozzle choices to showcase the K Rain nozzle design.
    Thanks for watching
    #irrigation #sprinkler #krain #rainbird #hunterindustries #hunter #toro #diy

Комментарии • 14

  • @parsons585
    @parsons585 2 месяца назад +3

    Thank you for a good description of these K heads that I just had put in! The actual K company video isn't nearly as clear on how to do maintenance on them as yours! I think I can adjust them now!!

  • @markdavid294
    @markdavid294 11 месяцев назад +1

    Nice video you showed me what i needed to know ,, I like that little garden you had on far right 😂

  • @ahernan0298
    @ahernan0298 3 месяца назад

    Great video! Thank you.

  • @BRISTOLFORCE2009
    @BRISTOLFORCE2009 Год назад +1

    Something I learned myself is that pgp nozzles fit into 3/4 inch super pro rotors

  • @claytontapani8509
    @claytontapani8509 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @ClashingwithTofu
    @ClashingwithTofu 2 месяца назад +2

    Great video. I have a couple of questions. It appears based on the top of the unit, I too have the rps75. 1. Is this the only way to tell between the rps 50 and rps 75. 2. What is easiest way to know how tall I need the replacement to be whether it’s a 4” or 6”? Do I see how far it sticks up while spr8nler is on or should I pull out the entire unit from the canister? Is that a 6” in your video? Thanks again for video

    • @MikeMac89
      @MikeMac89  2 месяца назад +1

      Hey ! Thanks for the comment. I don't have any experience with the RPS 50 but to me it sounds like it might be a 1/2 inch rotor instead of 3/4". Easiest way is to measure the head in operation. A 4" head will be almost 4.5 , 5" tall with the canister. This is the 4" model shown in the video.

    • @ClashingwithTofu
      @ClashingwithTofu 2 месяца назад +1

      @@MikeMac89 thanks Mike! I just pulled it up, it’s is indeed the 4” rps75…your video was INVALUABLE!!! I happen to have that tool to pull it up…came up 4’ 3/8”.

  • @owusubuabeng3628
    @owusubuabeng3628 Год назад

    Your lawn looks great too. Is that tall fescue or perineal ryegrass??. I love your channel. Keep it up Bro

    • @MikeMac89
      @MikeMac89  Год назад +1

      Hey thanks a lot. It takes a lot of time out of my weekend to keep it nice ! Its mostly Kentucky Blue but iv been overseading with Tall Fescue for two years now as the back yard doesn't get enough sun to keep the Bluegrass as happy as id like. Its a real nice thick mix. My front yard is all Kentucky blue. Hopefully I'll get some footage out there soon.
      Thank you very much

  • @rnovia80
    @rnovia80 8 дней назад

    Where did you find or buy the holdup tool

    • @MikeMac89
      @MikeMac89  8 дней назад

      It came in a case of 8005 rain bird rotors but you can buy it on thier website. You might even find it at home depot or Lowes

  • @johnnyrichard20
    @johnnyrichard20 2 месяца назад

    Where do you get the kits from?

    • @MikeMac89
      @MikeMac89  2 месяца назад +1

      The nozzle kits? They come with the sprinkler at purchase most times.