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Tuesday, April 17th 2012, 8:07am

by GatorGuy

Only thing you can do.
Turn fixed side until it is good and then adjust the other side.

Tuesday, April 17th 2012, 5:56am

by wrigley

Quoted from "Central Irrigation"

Rotate the entire head counter-clockwise on its fitting. You will need to readjust the right-stop if you adjust the left-stop.Head Adjustment

So just grab the shaft and physically turn it to the left then re-adjust the right stop with the set screw adjustment?



Mike

Monday, April 16th 2012, 4:36pm

by Central Irrigation

Rotate the entire head counter-clockwise on its fitting. You will need to readjust the right-stop if you adjust the left-stop.Head Adjustment

Monday, April 16th 2012, 7:49am

by Wet_Boots

No, it can't.

Monday, April 16th 2012, 7:23am

by wrigley

Rainbird 42SA rotor

Hello,



Once the fixed left edge of this rotor sprinkler is set, can it be adjusted to move more to the left?



Mike