My favorite part of the nozzle adjustment is that it doesn’t need to be even on both sides. Even with an abnormally shaped lawn, I can get ideal coverage without overspray. Video by Mitch K. And ...

You can clean your lawn sprinkler head easily. Simply remove the nozzle and filter, clean both, and then put the filter back inside the nozzle before reassembling. If cleaning the filter doesn't ...

The heavy duty sprinkler head replacement is mostly made of brass and stainless steel, which is corrosion resistant and durable and plays a prominent role in long-term outdoor use. 1/2 "thread ...

With a wide array of features that make maintaining a beautiful landscape easier than ever, you can combine Orbit’s underground sprinkler heads, nozzles, valves, and full underground kits with ...

Sprinkler heads range in cost from $2 to $30 each. You can save a lot of money on large-scale projects by buying cheaper sprinkler heads. Just remember, you get what you pay for. While expensive ...

A single sprinkler head costs anywhere from $2.50 to $30. Depending on the individual yard, it may make sense to buy a large quantity of cheap sprinkler heads with a weaker flow, or it may be more ...

Additionally, water can freeze inside the sprinklers themselves, causing the heads to pop off and/or the sides to crack. In order to fix these problems, you’d likely have to replace the entire ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side The Rain Bird ST8-2.0 is part of the Sprinkler Timers test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, In-Ground Sprinkler ...

To blow out a sprinkler system, you must connect it to a compressor and force compressed air through it — blowing any excess water out of the irrigation pipes through the sprinkler heads.

Sprinkler heads, water lines, and other components of the sprinkler system can become worn, clogged, cracked, or broken over ...

The postfire inspection showed that the fire started in a shredder, and two sprinkler heads went off to suppress the fire. The total amount of the loss was less than my client’s $150,000 deductible.

Q. I have interference from a cart path, sprinkler head or other artificial object (immovable obstruction) – what are my options? A. You may either play your ball as it lies or take free relief. To ...