Which Sprinkler Pop-up Head is best?

[@warc8us]

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.

[@davidglover2130]

Great job thank you. Going to have to watch it more than once because that’s a lot of information. I am new at sprinkler pop-ups, so again thank you.

[@tadmarshall2739]

Given that I have enough space underground to do a proper soil-level flush mount, is there any reason not to use a 6 inch head rather than a 4 inch?

[@thesprinklerchannel]

May not get coverage close to head if watering grass

[@user-mr9uy9gj5l]

Great explanation, and your speaking speed was good. Plus, you're a VERY good looking guy! Easy on the eyes while watching the video!

[@macthomas6381]

Great job! Would you consider adding Manufacturer Pricing to description or video?

[@thesprinklerchannel]

Hi Mac, the reason I don't include pricing is because it is so different depending on supplier and depending on region where one lives. The pricing for these bodies are usually around $2 at a sprinkler supply store. Contractors will usually get a little better pricing due to buying large quantities. Anyone else seeing this, feel free to post here what you are paying for these heads.

[@tmaddrummer]

Thank you!

[@anik8204]

Can a hunter check valve for low lying areas fit into the rain bird?

[@thesprinklerchannel]

It cannot. Great question!

[@anik8204]

@@thesprinklerchannel Response appreciated. Thanks.