How To Replace Hunter MP Rotator Sprinkler Spray Nozzle

In this video I show you how to replace a Hunter MP Rotator Sprinkler Spray Nozzle. I talk about the tools I use. I show how to lift the pop up sprinkler up and how to hold it in place. I show how to remove the MP Rotator Spray Nozzle, and how to install a new MP Rotator Spray Nozzle. I also talk about the left edge indicator and how it should face the left edge of wear you want the sprinkler to go. I show how to lower the pop up sprinkler back into place. I also show how to make the arc adjustment and radius adjustment.
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[@Prash5]

Very helpful. One question though- should I buy a female threaded rotator head or male?

[@mikehartman8203]

Great tutorial. Thanks.

[@BrassAlligator]

Thank you!

[@remcat3572]

Hi - very helpful video. Do you know what the smallest radius is for the MP. I have two parkways that are only about 4 ft. wide, but it looks like the side strip nozzles spray a minimum of 5".