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Tuesday, March 20th 2012, 9:12pm

by hi.todd

Sometimes if the head is near tree roots or rock, the body of the head can get out of shape. If the body is not free to be completely circular the parts inside may not retract correctly.

Sometimes the body of the head is wedged between a root and the driveway or you understand what I am saying. In this case it may take some ax work.

Good Luck
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Tuesday, March 20th 2012, 7:15am

by GatorGuy

If you replaced the head my next thought would be low pressure. Assuming there is nothing to indicate a broken line feeding that head then debris could be in the pipe partially/completely blocking flow. I would remove the head and turn on the zone for a moment. Hopefully it will blow out the debris and give you a real interesting fountain. If it doesn't then you have to start looking at the pipes

Tuesday, March 20th 2012, 7:08am

by wilk5187 (Guest)

hunter i-20

I have one sprinkler head that continously gets stuck and won't open. I have replaced the whole head with a new one and it does the same thing. It would appear that either a wiper or the spring is getting bound up and won't release the head, but that doesn't explain why a brand new one does the same thing. I don't want to dig it up again, but I can't figure out what to fix to make it better.
any ideas??
Steve