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The universal poly pipe cutter is a fantastic irrigation tool. It makes setting up or modifying an irrigation system, safer and easier!
It neatly cuts poly pipe & garden hose to length, before joining together with fittings.
FEATURES
The 3 Piece Nipple Extractor Combo includes 2 interchangeable heads for 1/2 In. and 3/4 In. risers and a steel handle. The set extracts broken 1/2 In. and 3/4 In. risers from PVC fittings.
The Walkway Tunnel Kit helps you install sprinkler systems that need to go under driveways and walkways. The jet-stream nozzle connects to a hose and clears dirt from under the walkway and allows you to put sprinkler pipes in easily.
Gauge pressure for accurate measurement within your sprinkler system.
The Blu-Lock release tool makes changing out Blu-Lock fittings a snap! Use the correct size Blu-Lock Release Tool to easily remove the Blu-Lock fitting from the Blu-Lock tubing. Slip the tool over the tubing, then slide it down inside the fitting to release the gripping teeth from the tubing.
This punch is used to pre-punch holes into main line tubing to permit installation of micro insert fittings.
This punch is used to pre-punch holes into main line tubing to permit installation of micro insert fittings.
Heavy duty, contractor choice.
This drip irrigation hole punch tool will help get you through any drip tube irrigation project with ease. A great tool for home gardeners and professional landscapers.
Features:
This punch is used to pre-punch holes into main line tubing to permit installation of micro insert fittings.
Required for use of irrigation Pinch Clamps. Rubber-coated handles. This Murray Crimp Tool is used to crimp the ear on the pinch clamps to tighten the clamp to seal the poly tubing around an insert fitting.
Use the spray head pull-up tool to replace and install nozzles. Pulls up spray head sprinklers with or without installed nozzle. Use the teeth to pull up the nozzle or stem and then clamp the tool to the stem to hold the stem up while installing a new nozzle or performing maintenance.
Start saving water today!
One of the great mysteries of sprinkler systems is how to program your timer so you don’t waste water. Making sure you use just the right amount of water, or conducting an irrigation audit, leads to maximum sprinkler efficiency and that’s where Hydro-Rain sprinkler catch cups (also known as catch cans) come in. They simply and effectively help you conserve water, perform your own sprinkler audit and reduce your water bill by accurately measuring sprinkler application rates for each watering station.
How it works
Simply place the catch cups in the included catch stands, run your sprinkler timer for 10-20 minutes per station, record the amount of water that falls into each cup and input the numbers into Hydro-Rain’s exclusive watering schedule application. Voila. The application will tell you your irrigation efficiency and timer schedule for each station, including correct duration and frequency for every month of the year.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Use to seal threaded joints on metal or plastic pipe fittings.
Key for adjusting Orbit (Saturn, Voyager, fixe and adjustable nozzles) or Hunter sprinklers (PGJ, PGP, I-20, fixe and adjustable nozzles) or Irritrol 450-R
Key for adjusting Orbit (Saturn, Voyager, fixe and adjustable nozzles) or Hunter sprinklers (PGJ, PGP, I-20, fixe and adjustable nozzles) or Irritrol 450-R
Use the spray head pull-up tool to replace and install nozzles. Pulls up spray head sprinklers with or without installed nozzle.
Use to adjust and lift Rain Bird rotors including 3500, 5000, 5000 Plus, 5500, Falcon 6504, 7005, 8005, EAGLE 351B, 32SA, 42SA and 52SA series.
Key use to adjust and lift Toro Mini 8 or Irritrol 430R rotors series.
Use to adjust and lift Toro T5 or Irritrol CR550 rotors series.
Adjustment tool for Nelson and Signature (5500, 6000, 6500 rotors, fixe and adjustable nozzles).
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Flags are used to mark the location of irrigation equipment (such as sprinkler heads) during installation.
Also before a land aeration, it is strongly recommended to indicate the location of the sprinklers.
Used for routine maintenance of Rain Bird pop-up impact sprinkler models LG-3 and AG-5, this tool makes quick work of servicing the sprinkler’s internal assembly. No need to dig or remove the entire sprinkler head. Use the top of the wrench to pry up the top of the sprinkler. Then unscrew the sprinkler’s internal mechanism using the extended hex portion of the wrench. Clean or replace the mechanism using the reverse procedure. This handy wrench will help you keep your irrigation system working efficiently for a lush, green lawn with uniform watering and minimal overspray.
