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The last 2 posts

Sunday, August 3rd 2014, 4:05pm

by Central Irrigation

Digging up the entire sprinkler.

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Sunday, August 3rd 2014, 3:25pm

by jrbrett (Guest)

Replacing Rotors

Hello!
Just ordered new Rain Bird 5004+ rotors for my system. I will be replacing old Hunter rotors. Will I have to dig the entire body up, or is there an easier way to replace? Thanks for the help!

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