HUNTER PGP-adj Rotor Sprinkler Heads - 4 Pack - Includes Adjustment Tool

I have about a dozen of these heads in my yard, the gentleman who put in my system swears by Hunter PGP heads and told me they last much longer than the competitors. I can attest that they work very well and last for many years. Even though they are well made, years of exposure to the elements takes it's toll and eventually they get gritty and don't swing back and forth as they should and need to be replaced. Now that my irrigation system is over 10-years-old, I seem to need to replace two or three each year, so I buy them four at a time so I always have a few on hand. The best part is that I don't have to dig the whole sprinkler up, just unscrew the 'guts', leaving the original housing in the dirt and screw in the guts from the new sprinkler head.

Price competes with Menards, and the shipping time was WAY faster than them this past summer.I tried the comparable Rainbird head and these are just so much easier to adjust.Saved my lawn from waiting for Menards to stop being perpetually out of stock.

These alway work well and are easy to switch out as older ones wear out or don’t make it through winter.

They are Hunter sprinklers, so enough said. My only comment is that the sprinkler heads came with NO nozzle installed. Yet the description of the sprinkler on Amazon says that the #7 nozzle is installed. The sprinklers I got each had the full rack (12) of different nozzles to choose from. So after investigating the Hunter and Home Depot sites, I concluded that #7 is "standard", providing 30 GPM. Another visit to the videos on the Hunter site showed me how to install the nozzle properly. Looking at the video and being extra careful that I was doing it right, it took 5 minutes to install the nozzle on the first sprinkler head and under a minute by the time I got to the fourth one. Small inconvenience. Happily there was a tool included in the box to add to my collection!

Couldn't work any better, truly pleased with this product

1. Advertised as coming with #7 nozzle pre-installed. Much better than that, came with 4 sets of "RED Standard Nozzle Rack for PGP-ADJ Series".2. Another product I just discovered... Rather than replace the entire sprinkler head, I discovered that replacement "Hunter 253400 - Hunter PGP Seal Replacement Kit" is available to repair at half the cost. Leaking heads are the most common problem due to seal deterioration with age..3. Another helpful repair tip... If you live where there is hard water, that can cause premature leaking and failure of heads due to limescale buildup. The inside of the sprinker can be removed and the head and seals dipped in "FORE Dene Bowl Cleaner - Quart". This will dissolve even the largest buildup of hard water deposits in less than 5 minutes which almost always eliminates the leaking. This is hydrochloric acid so follow the safety instructions. It is MANY times stronger than similar cleaners available in retail and home improvement stores.

I've been using these for years (22 years since installed system) and love the variety of head nozzles that came with this pack. I purposely bought from this vendor because for the same price they included the entire set of nozzles not just the one in the head. I've tried orbit and rain bird rotor sprinklers but just feel that Hunter makes the best product with great performance and longer reliability. We have hard water and it takes its toll on the rubber seals found in these other sprinklers which often end up leaking. I usually only have to replace hunter heads after having hit them with a mower or cutting the corner too close when entering or leaving the driveway. (Not me, female drivers in family who keep cutting corners) Great product and will hope to continue to buy for another 20 years.

I showed 5 * on install rating, but nothing easy about changing buried sprinkler heads. They seem well made and durable. Good value for money. Would recommend.