Good content. Although I would note I have had 20 of these in my yard for 25 years. Its much easier to replace the guts of the thing with no digging involved. Only once in 25 years did I have to dig one out and replace it. A truck had driven over it and broke the housing.
Also, I have installed one of these on a sprinkler spike that I can connect to a garden hose. You can take the guts out of one in the ground and use the housing on a spike to troubleshoot issues with the mechanism without having to get back down on the ground to reinstall it. Saves the back and knees.
Thanks for watching and the support. I usually change the whole thing. Customer paid for the whole sprinkler, I like to make them happy. But if it’s a tight squeeze or a lot of roots, I will just remove the guts. And it’s best to clean the pot before, and after removing the guts, makes it easier when installing the new one
Such a great video. I've recently replaced all my heads, fixed cracked lines, dug/re-dug them to the exact heights of the yard. Even replaced 6 inline zone valves and wired them to my timer. But for the life of me, I could not figure out how to adjust these impacts and all the damn water spraying fast af. I really thought I would figure these out with out instructions. Thank you!
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Can you pull up the sprinkler when it is not turned on? We bought a house and some of the sprinklers have roots growing down into sprinkler so the water doesn’t spray correctly. Thanks.
Hello. I also have video we’re I swap out Maxi-paw to a 5000. Sometimes it’s easier to dig it out because the pot could be cracked and replacing the guts you have to flush out the pot for debris or the threads won’t lineup right. And not everybody likes the rotors. They like the Maxi-paw sound. Also, if there’s roots yes, it’s best to just change just the guts.
Good content. Although I would note I have had 20 of these in my yard for 25 years. Its much easier to replace the guts of the thing with no digging involved. Only once in 25 years did I have to dig one out and replace it. A truck had driven over it and broke the housing.
Also, I have installed one of these on a sprinkler spike that I can connect to a garden hose. You can take the guts out of one in the ground and use the housing on a spike to troubleshoot issues with the mechanism without having to get back down on the ground to reinstall it. Saves the back and knees.
Thanks for watching and the support. I usually change the whole thing. Customer paid for the whole sprinkler, I like to make them happy. But if it’s a tight squeeze or a lot of roots, I will just remove the guts. And it’s best to clean the pot before, and after removing the guts, makes it easier when installing the new one
Such a great video. I've recently replaced all my heads, fixed cracked lines, dug/re-dug them to the exact heights of the yard. Even replaced 6 inline zone valves and wired them to my timer. But for the life of me, I could not figure out how to adjust these impacts and all the damn water spraying fast af. I really thought I would figure these out with out instructions.
Thank you!
Nice. You’re welcome. I’m glad I can help. Thanks for the support. Sounds like you did quite an upgrade on your system.
@@tonybahri it's been a ride but it's now up and going. The grass/fruit trees are happy. Totally worth it ! Ty!
The best thing for homeowner with sprinkler system is to know your system. Helps out when there is a problem or future work. Saves time and cost
Thank you for this, super helpful!
You’re welcome and thanks for the feedback and support
I MusicLuv It! This was the quickest and most simplest explanation of how to do this I've been able to find. Thanks a Platinum 😎That's a million seller in the music world ☝
You’re welcome and thanks for the support
No bs straight to the point! Thank you
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I wish my soil was easier to dig in like yours. Digging a sprinkler out is an hour project.
Here in Michigan we have sand topsoil and clay. Some clay is really hard to dig when it’s dry.
Excellent! Thank you very much!
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youre the best. NO BS.
Thanks for the support
Amazing. Thank you.
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Dude, that was super helpful! Thank you!
You’re welcome. I’m glad it was helpful. Thanks for the support
Life saving video. Thanks man
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Can you pull up the sprinkler when it is not turned on? We bought a house and some of the sprinklers have roots growing down into sprinkler so the water doesn’t spray correctly. Thanks.
Yes you can. Just be careful pulling them up without ripping the cap off. I’ve seen few my customers use a shop vac to remove the loss dirt.
Nice video 👍
Thank you
Thanks man 🙌🏽
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How do you fix when it’s stuck and not turning anymore
Sounds like it’s wear and tear. Needs to be replaced. 2 ways to replace. Dig out and replace or clean out the pot and remove guys and install new one
Why dig it out? Change the guts out. If I dug the maxi out I swap it for a 5000 in a heartbeat.
Hello. I also have video we’re I swap out Maxi-paw to a 5000. Sometimes it’s easier to dig it out because the pot could be cracked and replacing the guts you have to flush out the pot for debris or the threads won’t lineup right. And not everybody likes the rotors. They like the Maxi-paw sound. Also, if there’s roots yes, it’s best to just change just the guts.
Rotors are way better than impact
Why????
Impacts really are better in terms of coverage
205A
How much do you charge to replace 1 of these?
These are really easy and simple to replace. I wouldn’t waste your time hiring someone. 🥰
Don't put the dirt on the walkway! that would make to much sense!
Thanks for watching.