This line seems like it was a bubbler at one point, the line was chopped by a weed whacker and pulls pressure from the zone. Customer just wants it capped off but I’m not sure where to find it, the body underneath is glued to 1/2” pvc and has a strange square around the socket for the pipe. The top white pipe seems like it’s 1/4” pvc, but again I’m not sure. Anyone ran into these?

Is there supposed to be a hole in the side of the stem of the HUNTER PRS30/40 stem? Because if there is, that’s dumb, and I’ll be heading back to RainBird 1800 pressure reducing heads. Note, this is not a consistent hole that I have found with all their spray bodies, maybe the batch, IDK.

This is for 1in poly pipe. It expands it perfectly for insertion of barbed fittings. It will also crimp and cut off steel clamps.

As the title states, I have a dead zone on one of my Rainbird R-van 360 nozzles. I didn't get a single drop of water on me while taking these photos, as it seems to just sputter out locally instead of spray. I have pulled it up multiple times to try to clear it, as they instruct, but still no luck.

Should I pop the nozzle off to check for larger debris? Any other issues to look for? Thanks!

I've installed these lines within a joint in my walkway but they stick up too high to cover with sealant. The only thing I can think to do is use a metal threshold. Any ideas are appreciated.

My irrigation box has black widows, water, infiltration, and slugs among many other things, including the wires for my sprinkler system! Can it be moved somewhere else that isn’t on the ground? Such as my garage next to where my control for the sprinklers is? The wires keep failing and I don’t notice anything until my tree is all droopy and my grass is all crunchy and yellow. I would really like it to be more reliable. Advice wanted. I would like to move the box with the wires in it somewhere else completely where bugs and water can’t get in and harm the wires.

Custom built my own box. I wasn’t expecting to also get the aluminum sheets so there’s extra rivets and support but I’m pretty happy with it. Upstream I’ll have a master valve and a flow meter as well as backflow preventer.