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Thursday, May 5th 2011, 1:27am

by Mitchgo

Care to take a picture and post so I could throw out some suggestions to help out?

Thursday, May 5th 2011, 12:56am

by Piker

Mitchgo,



My watering needs in a particular spot have changed due to a new paver patio/walkway, so I'm looking to water two new flower beds along side the walkway. I could also change to a different nozzle on the I20 if the conversion is too complicated.

Wednesday, May 4th 2011, 9:34pm

by Mitchgo

To convert from a 3/4 threaded male to 1/2 , the proper way would be a 3/4 Thread x Thread Coupler, 3/4 x 1/2 Thread x Thread bushing, and a 1/2 closed threaded nipple.

However I generally go back to the source and reduce down from there instead of all of those fittings at the sprinkler head.

Wednesday, May 4th 2011, 9:31pm

by Mitchgo

Piker

Why do you need to convert it over?

It's best to keep a rotor zone with a rotor zone and sprays with sprays...

Wednesday, May 4th 2011, 9:30pm

by Mitchgo

Sean...

PLEASE

DON'T EVER SUGGEST THAT CUT OFF RISER EVER AGAIN TO ANYONE..

They are a horrible product, they brake so often...

Wednesday, May 4th 2011, 2:43pm

by seansy59

I am not a proffessional, BUT! To convert from 3/4 , to 1/2" , you can replace the riser, and use an adapter. They sell risers that screw into the 3/4" to 1/2". Pictured below. You cut them to length with cutters. :)



Wednesday, May 4th 2011, 1:06am

by Piker

Converting Hunter I20 sprinkler to Hunter Spray head

How do I convert a Hunter I20 sprinkler (3/4" inlet) to one of the Hunter spray heads (1/2" inlet)?