!±8±TORO DT34-3537 Sprinkler Head Conversion Upgrade Assembly w/35-37 Nozzle
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TORO DT34-3537 Sprinkler Head Conversion Assembly w/35-37 Nozzle
Sunday, January 1, 2012
TORO DT34-3537 Sprinkler Head Conversion Upgrade Assembly w/35-37 Nozzle
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Post Date : Jan 01, 2012 04:32:47
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Monday, December 26, 2011
Best Spray Sprinklers
There are many types of spray sprinklers on the market Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro, Weathermatic, just to name a few. When confronting the issue of what is the best for my irrigation application it's actually pretty easy.
Hunter Industries has a few different lines that are designed for specific purposes the PS hunter spray sprinklers are basically a generic version for installers or contractors that want to basically plug and play when installing the heads as the nozzles are already pre-set in the body of the sprinkler. Hunter also has a model called the Pro-Spray these are designed for both residential and commercial applications and are the most common spray head you will usually find used by Hunter. The Hunter Institutional head is the last and final of the spray heads manufactured by Hunter. These are water saving heads and are made out of better material to handle higher traffic and can stand being beat up much more then than pro spray model. The Institutional model can also come with a check-valve which keeps the water from shooting straight up in the air if the head is broken. The only problem I have found with the Institutional heads is that they are much more pricey than the Pro-Spray models.
Rain Bird pretty much has the market when it comes to spray heads as they seem to be much cheaper than a lot of other brands and they get the job done just as good. The Rain Bird 1800 series spray heads come in 2inch 3inch 4inch 6inch as well as 12inch models and can handle any job residential or commercial.
The only other thing you need to do after deciding what head your going to use is what nozzle you need with it. Both the Rain Bird and Hunter nozzles can be interchanged with any of the Rain Bird or Hunter spray bodies. In my opinion Hunter seems to have alittle better nozzle than the Rain Bird version just due to the fact the Rain Bird nozzles seem to get clogged with debris and you constantly have to clean them out. Nozzles come in all sizes and spray patterns and you just need to figure out what size or coverage you are going to need.
Friday, December 23, 2011
Quick-Snap QSK-74 In-Ground 5-Inch Pop-Up Adjustable Sprinkler
click here to get 40 % discount: www.amazon.com Quick-Snap QSK-74 In-Ground 5-Inch Pop-Up Adjustable Sprinkler 5-Pack With Quick Hose Connectors And Splitters Gear-driven rotating sprinklers just like the ones contractors install. Only you don't have to trench the lawn or pay for buried plumbing. They stay safely buried in place until needed. You can mow right over them. Just snap your hose on to the swiveling quick-connect and water pressure pushes the riser up 5 inches above the ground. A powerful stream throws water 17 to 40 feet at 2.5 gallons per minute. You set the rotation from 40-360 degrees. Both settings are right on top and easy to make while the unit is on or off. When you turn off the water, the riser drops back below ground where it stays ready till next time. All it takes is a garden trowel to dig a 4 inch hole, 9 inches deep. That's it: plant them, point them, set them, forget them. No assembly required. Plant them right next to drives or sidewalks, in flower beds anywhere, really. Corners are good spots. Most front lawns can be watered with just two, each in an opposite corner. The back yard will probably take 3. For smaller areas to water, you'll need the Quick-Snap Spray which is not included in this kit. The swiveling hose connect makes it easy to snap on the hose from any direction. Instructions are included and they are very simple. These are industrial strength sprinklers that will give years of faithful service.
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