Thank you.

This is fine and dandy, buit it's a lot more difficult when the drip line is lying in the dirt or behind a bunch of bushes. You can't possible add a post like this for an esisting line

Thank you! My PGJ didn’t include the tool but I just followed along using my Orbit rotor tool and it worked!

FYI, the "Barbs" on the funny pipe fittings are actually threaded, meaning that you can screw on the funny pipe to the fitting - instead of trying to push them on. Depending on what manufacturer fitting you have. The ones at MY Home Depot have the threaded ones.

I ordered 4 Hunter Pro-Spray 360 degree sprayers, only to realize when I got them today that I still had 3 brand new Rainbird 1800s in my garage from last year's personal obsession with my house's aging irrigation system. It seems like the Hunters are the way to go although I will certainly find a use for these Rainbirds.

my nozzle won’t go in …. wth

I live in SE Florida and unfortunately everyone here has the “rusty water” problem. These types of nozzles will clog up every few weeks and the best way to clean them is to take them out and dunk them in muriatic acid which instantly dissolves the rust without damaging the plastic. Unfortunately it’s a PITA to deal with this constantly. Any sprinklera like this that are more “forgiving” with rusty water?

Thank you. You always answer my questions. Love your videos.

How do you increase the right side arch?

We have been using our sprinkler valves manually for years, normally I do it by using the bleed valve, but sometimes my wife does and lost in translation she turned something else and now the valve will not let any water out, any ideas on what happened?

Very good tutorial however I would have like to see you do this procedure with a real valve in the ground. Will a defective solenoid cause a zone to keep running at half output when another zone is operating?

Great video. That was helpful. You explained the small details very well.

You can also just get a flexible line instead of a rigid PVC riser. They sell them at home Depot or Lowe's and they allow a little flex. Your sprinkler bodies shouldn't be that loose in the ground where a mower breaks it.

Hi! Can you also punch more holes in the orange tubing with the built-in emitters and put in those red emitters? I need more holes in mine...?

Very helpful!

Very nice video, soak the ends in a cup of hot water for a few minutes and then they will slide on more easily?

Two of our zones run across the slipped area from right to left. We have noticed that there are sections remaining dry. Would the angled nozzles be better on these sloped sections?

Extremely helpful. Thank u

This video could have been done in 3min. Way too much non value added talk

Thanks for the explanation. I thought this would solve my problem, but I didn't. I have a Rainbird 5000plus that doesn't spin. It comes up when watering, but only sprays in one direction. I can adjust the radius with the screw, it can be turned from right to left and back. I took out the head and cleaned it with water and found no abnormality, put it back, but it does not turn. Water pressure is fine, other heads work fine. What could be the reason?

What do you do with the remaining wires that you don’t need on the solenoid end. Tape it with electrical tape or leave open?

Do those solenoid valves go bad and cause the system not to turn on?

What if i had a 1 amp solenoid? Would a 22 Gauge be enough? I feel like 18 is to thick.

recently had to do an extraction. This tool didn't actually work. Took a Kershaw folder knife jammed it in and bingo. One twist and out it came.

Had to change my parents sprinkler. Huge help and major time save. Thank you.

Great video! A couple ?? 1) to move the left stop clockwise - the reverse of what you did - going from 9 to 8 o’clock - you have to turn it counter clockwise 7,6,5….10,9, right? 2) I’ve seen pros twist the head counterclockwise to move the left stop like you did. But while sprinkler is working. I think I read that you shouldn’t do it with water on. Thoughts?

Omg thank u so much!!! It was so easy! Your instructions saved my girl life ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ sending you lots of love ❤️

……. absolutely no help whatsoever ..,…..

This is the single most useful channel on KZbin...

Thanks man. Just fixed mine with these instructions 👍

How do you shorten the distance?

THANK YOU!!!

THANKS ever so much! This widow SO appreciative.

It’s incredible how no video anywhere explains what to do if the rotors are spinning the opposite direction and then won’t have any stopping point

"Fuse" reads in zone one and won't turn on. I've unplugged the system; it worked once, but it went back to reading the same for zone one. Can't find fuse to change. Any suggestions?

THIS VIDEO WAS EXTREMELY USELESS! UNLESS YOU SHOW HOW TO DO IT IN A YARD SETTINGS! WHAT'S THE POINT! I COULD NOT GET IT DO ADJUST WHILE THE SPRINKLER WAS RUNNING!!!!!

Thank you for your video!

Thank you!

Tyu sir ! A great explanation!!

Is "funny pipe" the same thing as "swing pipe?"

Why not use 3/4” funny pipe instead of half inch? By going 1/2” you are effectively reducing the water flow to that sprinkler head, right?

You tell us “Do it the RIGHT way so it doesn’t happen again.” Well, then you should tell us what IS the right way within this same video.

Excellent point about how a 90-degree spray lays down twice as much water to an area than a 180-degree. Nice!

You may want to edit this video to add in some B-Roll close-up footage of the exact way to install that nozzle. Do you drop in the lower portion first or the upper portion of that red nozzle first and then snap it in place? You state a couple times the “45-degree angle” but you don’t tell us whether the bottom of that red nozzle goes in first or the top. I think some B-Roll close-up video there would clarify that and make it crystal clear. Nice video. Keep up the good work.

I’m in marketing, so I’ll say Excellent job in keeping it short and to the point; just the facts! Perfect!

Thanks a lot, showing these basic steps is very helpful for DIY beginners like me!❤

Does those nozzles fit on the rainbird 3504?

I have a white wire that’s been cut and I found it when the pipe near it got a leak. I think the guy who worked on my system cut both but I just found it. My system has 7 zones. Your wires are all in that nice black sheath, this white wire is super tiny and just laying nearby all on its own. I haven’t even found both ends. So frustrating. Can you tell me what to look for when I go to Lowe’s because I’m going to need more wire, I think I’ll have trouble getting ends to meet otherwise but not sure what wire I’ll need. I have the wire caps with grease inside then go into a larger encasement.

Thanks guy.

At about 5:35 in the video you mentioned that you were gonna talk about the nozzle. But you NEVER did.