How to Repair or rebuild a hunter sprinkler control valve

How to repair or rebuild a hunter sprinkler srv or pgv 1" control valve. Feel free to leave comments on any other control valves you would like to see video on and I'll try to get them run down so I can take a video. If My video helped you get your issue fixed, please leave me a review on my google plus page at the link below!
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[@jimgriffiths9071]

Nowhere did i hear the advise to the homeowner about shutting off the irrigation main prior to opening valve. If you dont, you will be surprised!

[@bobk3840]

Too much shadow to clearly see what is going on

[@glockman1727ak47]

When you say it'll even dentation on the seat can you actually show it in the video? Since this is a video format. that would be really helpful to actually see what you're talking about especially where you have the valve out and it's not in a sprinkler box and you should be able to easily show it in a video format.

[@gabrieldiaz2879]

My question was answered within the first minute of the video. "Are they interchangeable"...............you are "The Dude"!!!!! Thank You

[@bobmiller1929]

I rebuilt my valve, replaced the selenoid and it still won't open. It's getting power. Makes a buzzing sound and it can be opened manually.

[@mikewhite2932]

I have found that when you are replacing a screw in plastic you can turn the screw in reverse very slowly and you can feel when the screw drops into the original threads rater than starting off tightening it and cutting new threads.

[@dougwille3903]

Excellent video. Just what I needed to rebuild a Hunter PGV.

[@ParkinT]

Great video. Thanks for sharing your expertise with those of us who are Do-It-Yourself homeowners. Next time, please shoot with the sun at your back. Much of the black parts are in the shadows.

[@billking7568]

Thanks. This is the kind of instructional video I like to see. Would be good to see you do this in the real world with an existing system!

[@TheRealAfroRick]

Thank you so much for this. This is a repair I'm about to take on this afternoon and your video gave me confidence that I'm not about to do something stupid :)

[@ricardocuevas7815]

I know this video was 5yrs ago but GREAT info. Very well done. Helped me out alot. THANK YOU.

[@fredwhitaker7435]

Hi Justin. I have a hunter hgv valve that am rebuilding for my residence. your video is spot on.....however, it is vital to order the right parts for your model.

[@houstontxluis6585]

Thank you so much, after watching this video it was a piece of cake to fix my system who was leaking.

[@scottdonahue9193]

also, a great point to make here, is that a faulty solenoid will always be in the "CLOSED" position. at no point will a solenoid fail and remain OPEN. therefore, if your zone is not shutting off completely, most, if not all signs point to a faulty diaphragm. although you may as well replace them both while you have the valve apart. great video, BTW

[@LLCBrokerSponsor]

THANK YOU JUSTIN - EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED. THANKS FOR BEING THOROUGH.

[@robertdavis5196]

Very good advise about opening a control valve in the field to go ahead and replace internal parts.Thanks. I should have done that The first time.

[@irefsports]

This helped greatly.

[@davidedwards5069]

Thanks for the great video!!

[@malcolmbaker3737]

Great! Didn't think I could just change out the parts! Harris County ,TX

[@mikeunruh9917]

Good video! Helped a lot.