Thank you so much for the kind words. I'm glad you liked it!

I'm so happy I could help. And I'm so very glad you let me know!

Yeap you're right! I clicked on the Amazon link and it went to the 3/4 valve. Nice catch. I'll fix that. Very much appreciated.

Thank you for your input. I'm always happy to hear new thoughts. That's funny invent new words.

Thanks, Omar, I really appreciate the feedback.

The springs in these solenoids really don't have a lot of action to them. What I do when I continue to have a problem is to buy a whole new valve. This way I replace the whole top with the new solenoid and replace the diaphragm. If it still leaks (and some times it does) you need to replace the whole valve. It can be a pain. You will have to dig out the pipe going to the valve. Cut it and replace the valve and re-glue the pipe back on. Hope I helped. Good Luck!

Thank you I appreciate that!

Thanks for that I'm glad it was helpful!

Hey Gaspar, Thanks for the kind words. This valve is not so easy to find. Lowes or Home Depot will probably not have it. You need to go to a sprinkler store. Or check this our here's the valve on Amazon If I were you I'd just go ahead and buy the whole valve. It's actually cheaper than buying all the parts separately houseandgardenprojects.com/264-Toro-Valve This link will take you straight to Amazon. Hope this helps.

I assume you're talking about the colored wires? They go to the sprinkler clock. Thanks for the question. I hope that helps.

Thank you for the comment.

Yes... Especially toro and richdale valves . hunter makes the best valves.

WOW, that's going to be tuff. You might need to just buy a new solenoid. Thanks for the comment though. And thanks for watching.

Thanks, nice of you to take the time to leave a message.

Thanks I appreciate you letting me know

The store is do-it-yourself sprinklers. I've been wondering how they are over there. I haven't been in the store since before covid. So I don't know if they're still open. I just tried their phone number and it's no longer in service. They've had the same number for 40 years. I'm not really doing sprinkler work anymore. So I don't need to buy sprinkler parts anymore. They are still mentioned on yelp so you can google do it yourself sprinklers in Las Vegas and get their phone number and address. Are you in Las Vegas?

It depends on what parts you need. Just the diaphragm is available and is cheaper than the whole valve. But if you have to replace the diaphragm and the solenoid It's probably cheaper to buy the whole valve. When I made this video I bought the whole valve. Just the time savings alone by not making two trips can make it worth it. It may well save you a trip.

Rain bird easier to deal with

We go over the idea of using a drill. It's covered in the video at the 9min 12 second mark Thank you for asking