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Wednesday, April 16th 2014, 9:58pm

by Wet_Boots

Those are actually 3/4-inch Toro valves of a unique design, with the solenoid and valve cover all one piece. It sold to the trade as the 264-06-03 and to home centers as the 53380. It wasn't bad for drip, since it works at low flows, but larger flows for lawn sprinklers made for a lot of pressure lost in the small valve.

Wednesday, April 16th 2014, 8:06pm

by mrfixit

That's quite a unique manifold.
I've seen your valve at Hydroscape which would cost less than Amazon Toro Valve.
Go to a local Irrigation supply house and see if they have them or can order them for you.
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Ebay
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Here's the specific parts if you want to go that way. Parts

Wednesday, April 16th 2014, 5:33pm

by EricJ (Guest)

I should have mentioned that these do not have any repair parts as far as I can tell. They were purchased at Home Depot nearly 10 years ago and seem to be a lower grade product line perhaps produced specifically for Home Depot and long since discontinued. If someone can set me on the right path to replacement parts that would be great since it would be easier and cheaper.

Tuesday, April 15th 2014, 9:24pm

by Central Irrigation

I would rebuild your current valves long before recommend changing to New valves. That would be an expensive repair, and frankly, unnecessary in my opinion.

Tuesday, April 15th 2014, 5:30pm

by EricJ (Guest)

Replacing failing M-M valves

I would like to replace my old 1" Toro valves that are failing with new ones (leaning toward Rainbird 100 HV). However, the Toro values are male-male. What fittings / approach would you recommend?