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Wednesday, April 11th 2012, 3:23pm
If I read it right you have it backwards.
Yes they are flush nozzles.
Install the heads, Activate the valve for a couple of minutes, This will clean the debris and junk out of the pipe and heads.
Now take off the flush caps or flush nozzles and install the MP Rotators.
Enjoy
Yes they are flush nozzles.
Install the heads, Activate the valve for a couple of minutes, This will clean the debris and junk out of the pipe and heads.
Now take off the flush caps or flush nozzles and install the MP Rotators.
Enjoy
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