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Hunter PGP tips, tools and techniques that make replacing and raising sprinkler heads much easier.

I'VE RECEIVED FEEDBACK FROM HUNTER INDUSTRIES!!! "Hello Robert Thank you for your idea submission on Hunter’s Open Innovation site. We welcome ideas from our customers that assist Hunter in delivering innovative products and services to the markets we serve. Your idea for PGP Tools for no-dig sprinkler replacement was reviewed by our Product Team through our Built on Innovation program. It’s a problem that we hear of occasionally from customers. A number of “inventors” have sent us designs for tools to service rotors, however, we just don’t sell that many tools to service our products. What we find is that most technicians and installers utilized standard “channel-lock” pliers to remove rotor caps and/or prevent the body from rotating. While not ideal, it allows them to utilize a single tool for a wide variety of products, including rotors and sprayheads. By the way, well done on your video. Very informative and concise. Our Product Manager mentioned that the Hunter PGP-ADJ riser with blue nozzles should fit in the older PGP-ADJ body that originally had a riser with red nozzles. We appreciate the input. Thank you! Feel free to send additional ideas to us at: https://corporate.hunterindustries.co... If you have any questions, please contact us at: [email protected] Hunter Innovation Team" There you have it, the new blue nozzle risers should fit fine in the older red nozzle body! For some reason I had difficulty getting the blue/red combo to work on the first time I tried mixing them and thought they were incompatible. Must have been operator error! :) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am delighted with the response this video has received! Please like and subscribe! Thank you! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've been using Hunter PGP sprinkler heads in my yard for over 10-years, I find that they are more durable and easier to install than other brands. Now that the system is getting older more and more of the original PGP heads are beginning to fail. Thankfully new PGP heads are in stock at my local big-box home improvement store at a great price. I've gotten pretty good at replacing the old PGP heads with new ones. PGP heads come with a set of instructions, alternative nozzles and a great multi-tool. But there is one tool I've bought and two tools that I've made that make swapping heads much easier, often with no digging needed.