How to Adjust the Hunter PGP Sprinkler Rotor Head
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2024
- Hello Everyone! Don't have the Rain Bird 5000 Rotor Sprinkler Head but something similar? Chances are you have the Hunter PGP Sprinkler Head. Good news! That is what we are discussing today in this video. Learn how to adjust the Hunter PGP Rotor Head and what all the different slots fond on the top of the head do. More importantly know how to use the adjustments correctly when you are are adjusting your Hunter sprinkler heads. There are some main differences between Hunter and Rain Bird rotor heads and you will learn all about them here. Everything from knowing how to shorten the throw distance so they don't spray so far along with making sure your nozzles stay installed with the same screw, as well as changing the arc or the amount it rotates and knowing which side if fixed and which changes. Learn how to pull up the sprinkler to gain access to the nozzle and few other things that will get you prepared so you get the job done as fast as possible and get back to something more enjoyable while keep your lawn looking lush! Come along and get smarter with each video and save money on sprinkler repairs! Let us know what things about sprinklers you would like to learn about.
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Finally someone that just gives the details without all the added stuff…thank you
This was a great and helpful video no BS and long story right to the point. Thank keep up the good work.
GREAT really GREAT EXPLANATION - Thank you for your expertise!
Well explained. And the camera close-ups were really nice for these older eyes. Thank you!
Dude, 5 star review. Had been considering the Hunter but had reservations about operations. You answered EVERYTHING. That's the way to do a review folks.😂😂
Just bought one of these this morning to replace one that was in the ground when I bought the house. Never had to replace a sprinkler head on my own -- always paid someone to do it for me. Thanks to this video I was able to do it myself this morning and save the $$ for something else.
Excellent well detailed video.
Thankyou,you saved me a service call.I had a jamed head. Lifted it up with the key. Works great. Much appreciated.
Your video helped immensely. It seems Hunter instructions, if you have a microscope to read them, are designed to be ambiguous. Your video helped me install a new PGP in about 10 minutes. Thanks so much!
Thank you for positing this video. Excellent job covering all functions of the sprinkler head.
Thank you sir, very informative. You touched up on the exact sprinkler head I have. My sprinkler was hitting my outside condenser unit and it corroded the accumulator. You're definitely getting a like and I subscribed to your channel. Thank you sir.
Can't thank you enough, you saved my life! I bought that horrible new Toro before I read your review of it. Then I realized while accidentally watching your review of the other Hunter PG that I needed a Hunter, so I replaced it with a PGP and then watched your excellent review and am now one happy camper! You the man!!
Suuuuuuuper helpful!! Thank you so much! The directions on the inside sleeve of the sprinkler’s packaging were illegible and so unclear! Your vid was straight forward and explained it all! Much obliged!
BAR NONE THE BEST TUTORIAL ON CZcams!
TEUST ME !
I've watched over 20 of these.
Props for the Excellent tutorial.
Best sprinkler video yet. Thank You
Thank you for your very helpful instructions,so clear and didactic information update, with your help I fixed my brand new hunter sprinkler 🙏🤗
Awesome to hear!
Awesome! I am going to try it with one of my new Hunter Sprinkler heads that I am going to replace. Thank you!
Great video. I wish I found this last year when I hired a landscaper to soak my fence and destroy it. He told me he dialed it in the best he could
Sorry to hear about the destruction. Glad this could help.
better explanation than the professional..layman terms 👍👍👍
You just saved me $120.00 per hour for our irrigation provider to come out and adjust the head direction as we change the landscaping and 360 growing field. Thank you!!!!
Makes me happy to know this is helping those who need it.
Thank you for the clear, concise demonstration!
i was really happy to know that i was not the only one using the wrong end of the tool. great job. thanks
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Well done. Thanks for the clear description. Very helpful
This is the best video nice clear explanation with no bs. Thank you!
I found your video to be the best. Now I understand the adjustment procedure. Thanks.
I got it close after watching this video, Thank you
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Great, just what I was looking for. UR the MAN...
Excellent video. Made the DIY process simple.
Extremely helpful - thank you sir!
Excellent tutorial. Thanks for posting.
Brother you just saved me 80 bucks for a service call 👍🏻 great video. Thanks ….
Thank you for posting this information . . . very well done!
Excellent! This is exactly what I needed. I was trying to adjust the arc (swivel) using the wrong end of the tool. I didn't realize I needed to be using the white T-shaped end instead. Perfect explanation. Thanks for making this video!
Good to hear Rob. Always great to hear the videos are helping people!
Ugh. Same error here!! Just assumed the key was only for pulling up and the metal end would do all the adjustments. Whoops!
Me too! How embarrassing!
Very helpful and well done…..now I will go fix it!
Thanks. This was way more helpful than the top-down only Hunter video. I'm sure they were trying, but I think you did a better job explaining. Thanks.
Great instructional video! Thanks!!!
Dude, THANK YOU! I AM NOT AN IDIOT, BUT I SURE AS HELL FELT LIKE ONE TRYING TO INSTALL THIS THING! 🤣 This video was perfect, so thank you so much!! 👍🏼
Glad it helped! Way to get it done 💪🏼
Good, clear instruction - other than the written instructions that come with the product, that have to be read with a scanning electron microscope because they have to send them in 8 different languages.
Very clear and helpful video.
Excellent explanation 👌
Very good video! Thanks!
Thank you, thank you. Great video. Love the close up pictures too.
Thanks for the feedback!
Great explanation thanks for sharing
Thanks for a good, clear, succinct review of how to adjust these sprinkler heads. Very helpful
Outstanding! Thorough explanation and exactly the sprinkler head I have. Thank you! I've subbed your channel. Cheers - Luther
Thanks!
Very well explained.. Thank You-
Thank you just what I needed
Thanks you cleared everything up
Great video instruction--just earned my subscription! 🙌🏻
Thanks!
Great explanation. Thank you.
Very good information.
Nice job. Saved me some coin, and I can do it myself now.
Great info and simple! Thanksn
Thank you , so much! You did the best explanation out of all the videos I have watched. Blessings. :0)
Thanks for the update on that rotate bro blessed
Superb tutorial!
Bloody brilliant, mate!
Thank you very much, saved me some money.
insane how complex they made the adjustment of a basic movement. ..as if they made it so that most people cant use in properly...swiss watch adjustment vibes
Lol
Awesome instructions… thanks
Very educational
Great video Thank you so much
Explained it very well. Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you, that wa easy to understand!
How about explaining how to set the right stop on the arc? You can't always screw the sprinkler into the riser exactly where you want the right stop to be, but I have heard that it is possible to unscrew the head from the base tube, pull it out, twist the head it to locate the nozzle accodingly, and then reinsert it and screw the nozzle back on the tube. Is this possible? Can you provide a video to demonstrate this procedure?
Thank you for this recommendation. Hope to have something for you and others soon!
@@thesprinklerchannel that would be very helpful. Thanks!
That’s what I’m asking too - I would think that’s 1 of probably 2 strategies to set RIGHT. But I’d prefer not to unscrew the start from the base elbow because I rubbed it very carefully free of dirt &sand specs that I hear can cause leaks if any are on the plastic screw threads.
Thank you!!!
That you! That helps!
Thank you
Your awesome thanks for the help!
Great how to video
Thank you!
Excellent
Good job
Thank you 🙏
Thanks man
I really like this video it’s the best
Thank you for the informational video. I thought I heard you state you would discuss the nozzles also, but the video ended before that happened, or I missed that discussion.
Installing Hunter PGP Nozzles - Sprinkler Rotor Head
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Thanks
Thanks ❤❤
Nice video
Great videos on adjusting the PGJ and PGP nozzles. Can you make a video showing the spray patterns for the Hunter red, blue and low profile nozzles and when will it be good to use each one?
Thank you for the request! I’ll put this in the line up 👍🏼
If you do not have that Hunters Tool, you can use a 3/32 hex key to adjust the water flow.
Thanks for the insight Steeg!
Thank you! Great video! Have you come accross a sprinkler head that doesn’t automatically turn? I can move the head to the stop, it will automatically move it to the left and then it stays there
Gears are probably worn out. Time to replace.
Thanks for the detailed video. I would like to know how where I can find a cap for one of these sprinkler heads. I can't seem to find one anywhere or if there is another way of turning one single rotor sprinkler off.
Sadly these heads don’t have a shutoff option. Only way to cap is to removed head and cap at inlet on hose/pipe leading to head inlet
Clear as mud
I’m sorry to hear Lois, can we clarify anything specific for you?
Can’t please some ppl. Great job 👍🏻
Super helpful. How would one go about getting a little more water volume out of this head without losing much distance in the throw? I have a couple zones with 5 of these on each and some seem like it’s putting out more of a mist versus larger water droplets (only 0.2” collected in my gauge after running an hour)
Try a bigger nozzle and might need to screw down set screw so it still remains same distance . Pressure might be high thus causing the misting effect
I just bought a couple of these sprinkler heads from Ace Hardware. I asked what tool is used to adjust the sprinkler and he told me a flat head screwdriver.
Glad you found this video
Thanks for this helpful video. Do you have a video showing how to adjust the starting point on the right? You reply several times about how to do it, but I need to see it because the words/terminology confuses me. Thanks!
We need to get that video made and posted. Thanks for this suggestion.
Super helpful video, wish I watched it before I over-screwed the adjustment screw and blew the nozzle out. I was able to find the nozzle on my lawn, but the screw is lost. Can the screw be replaced (and where would I find it??) or am I out $17 and need to replace the entire head?
If you have a sprinkler supplies only type of store they might have a replacement one or online. Make sure it is not just retracted but still there, usually it is still there just not visible until screwed down enough.
So I thought of this after I commented….and it works! I took the old head that was getting tossed anyway. Removed the screw. You are able to pull back the rubber top just enough to insert the new screw and just like that the novice mistake was fixed without having to find a sprinkler supply store!
Excellent instruction! I'll watch again when the tool arrives and I adjust heads. One question and may have missed it, but I the right side is too far right and if I understand correctly the spray path is fixed or ends at the arrow. I need to move the right end point to the left. What am I missing?
Unscrew from body and rotate and then reinstall to change fixed right stop.
@@thesprinklerchannel Did exactly that after rewatching your video. Thanks again....
Man I have had these sprinkler heads for 17 years and didn't know most of what you described in your video. Great job! Thank you very much sir!
Great video and helped a lot. I have 3 heads that barely are putting out any water, they're all ok the far side of the yard. I changed out the nozzles, which didn't help. Do you think the filters are clogged and I need to install new sprinklers?
It does seem like they could be. I’d check the nozzle port and then proceed to unscrew the top off to check filter and inlet to head. If they are all on the same zone could also be something related to the valve.
@@thesprinklerchannel ok, thanks. Yeah the nozzles are fine. I did buy new sprinkler heads, because I'm not sure the pgp filters can be changed out. Hopefully that works
Unscrew the cap and pull the sprinkler innards out, turn on the water and flush the line. Do you have good water flow? If not you have a pinched line.
@@notavailable9919 yeah I think that's the issue, thanks
the bastard sprinkler guy wanted to charge me $1000 for a visit today
Sad to hear contractors over-charging but hey that is why there is The Sprinkler Channel! 😃
@@thesprinklerchannel my neighnor literally figured it out in 5 minutes where the valve was to shut off the un needed sprinkler heads
Excellent tutorial. I have just replaced an old Toro with this head and am running into an issue with adjusting the arc. I’m ok with the right side but when trying to decrease the arc (which is at or near 360 right now) to 90 (this is on a corner) I get the ratchety click immediately. I’ve tried adjusting with and without it running and seem to have this same result. There’s nothing on the Hunter website that I can find to help me with this issue. Do you have a suggestion? Thanks.
Trying adjusting opposite direction. Hunter is right fixed so the left side should decrease. Comment again if you are still struggling after trying this.
Thank you so much. How can I change the nozzle…. It’s broken. Do I replace the whole PGP?
Installing Hunter PGP Nozzles - Sprinkler Rotor Head
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Thanks for the video, what is the safest way to adjust the right side for Hunter PGP, once the unit is already in the ground?
I prefer to adjust it while it is running but the safest might be while it is off.
Unscrew the cap pull out the innards turn the head all the way to the right, place it back into the housing pointing it where you wish to aim and screw back in.
@@thesprinklerchannel Ok, but how do you adjust it?
Please and thank you!
I have a mailbox in the way of my sprinklers spray. Would using one of the grey nozzles cause the stream to be lowered a few inches or does it not lower as much as I would think it does so the stream doesn’t go across the whole mailbox’s side. Thanks!
That might just do the trick! I’d definitely try it!
You can adjust spray arc with the setscrew in the top, otherwise grey nozzles are low angle.
Hi! You mentioned this rotor starts on the right. However, how do I adjust the starting point on the right? Thank you!
One has to unscrew head from body after turning all the way to right then reinstall
Can you turn this sprinkler head of temporarily. I have 8 on the same zone and only want to water with 4 of them. Overseeded fescue in back and bermuda in front, no need to water that. Love to try and conserve and not water my dormant bermuda. Thanks great explanations/video
Unfortunately not with this type head
That's what I thought. Thanks@@thesprinklerchannel
Hello, I have the Hunter PGP and I was successful adjusting the left turn but the right turn goes to far to the right, off my lawn and watering my driveway. I want to adjust the right turn so that it is not going too far to the right (which is fixed :( so how do you align to the line of my lawn to begin with?
Remove from body and re-install after turning to right set.
I'm in the process of installing these for my lawn in which I require about 40 sprinklers. Can you plz tell me what kind of water source do I need to run 20 sprinklers at a time? What psi and gpm should my Submersible pump have?
Gpm needs will be based on calculating total of which nozzle is installed on each head. Quite a few calculations and planning needing to go into this. Sometimes sprinkler stores will do a free design plan but would be worth even paying for it to make sure it gets done right. Sorry not able to give a more robust explanation on a single comment here.