You’re the only one that helped me figure out my problem. Probably because it looks like you work in California. My setup looks exactly like that.😂 thanks my man👊🏽

Do you service SW Florida, lol. Just a short drive from Cali.... Gonna try your suggestion now and will let you know if it worked for me. Update: Bit of bad luck and calling a sprinkler man. When I opened the box with the valves, it was making a lot of noise yet most of it is buried under dirt....way above my pay grade but I do enjoy making DIY repairs whenever possible. This one just isn't possible :)

Are Orbit valves as terrible as people say?

So glad I came across this video - it seems to address the issue I have with my leaking valve. I think the way the instructions were put across is superb. Thank you!

It worked and was so easy to repair. It makes sense because the circuit (backyard) was fine until I made a repair to a leak in the front yard! 🙏🏻

Thank you for making and posting this video. Wife can leave me alone now...

“Bo Knows” Sprinklers! Thank you bro.

I do 180 hunters pgv, sometimes 250 bc of roots around

Are you guys on crack?

Nice video! Very helpful. Thanks!

Thanks Dude! We definitely owe you a beer!!

Im getting water hammer so I put a pressure guage on the spigot and it said about 50 psi. If I reduce the shut off valve on the irrigation line from full to 45 degrees, all water hammer goes away. Do you know why this happens? I'm not even high pressure.

My system was installed in 1990 and no problems till this yr when 1 station wouldn't turn off. Checked multiple videos and yours had the answer. All that was wrong was the solenoid was not tight. Snugged it up and problem solved. No other video I looked at recommended checking it first like u did. Thank you so very much.

Thank you so much for making this video, I was struggling with sprinklers leaking for over two weeks, i saw you video last night and today I fixed the problem, just like you show it in your great video. Thanks again

Great video - clear, to the point, easy to understand. I've got a nearly new valve that's leaking like the one in this video, and I highly suspect there's debris stuck in there because I had to modify the PVC plumbing that was leading up to it. Probably got some PVC bits in there. Never knew it was this easy to check it out. Thank you!!

I have a similar issue. The only way I can shut off the water is either shutting off the main water supply or unplugging the sprinkler controller from the wall outlet. What exactly could be my issue

Thanks for the video, it was very helpful. One question, is the pressure reducer installed before the vacuum breaker or after the vacuum breaker, thanks and regards.

Super helpful and to the point. Thanks!

I would recommend selling this product without the dog barking in the background

Perfect explanation and straight to the point 👍🏼

What if your system doesn't have anti-siphon cap??

So helpful.

Thank you for sharing!

Have you adjusted your prices since this video came out? I'm looking to get into this business and got a vendor to price all material needed to install 5 4.5w Vista bullet fixtures for trees came out to $560. Leaving 440 for profit seems a bit low on profit

9 zones 4k

When did Daniel Cormier start doing irrigation?😂

I have a seperate pipe that by passes the main water shutoff. So I just turn off the water pipe leading to the sprinlker system.

I had this condition and after opening the valve noticed the diaphragm was kind of brittle, so I got a kit and replaced it. How old would you say a diaphragm would be before it needs replacing? Mine was almost 20 years.

So you're saying the cost of the light plus a per fixture charge? (Light + $200)?

I bought a house with an old water irrigation system that isn't working anymore and leaking. Does anyone know how much it cost to remove the old system?

Very clear, concise and informative video. Thanks so very much!😊

Excellent pricing and explaining. I guess if people think its too much they can get it done by the gardener right. 3 year warranty is a great.

I haven't been able to locate my valve. Are there any tips/tricks for cleaning a slowly-leaking valve buried in the ground?

Mines been leaking for a year. Thank you it was debris in diaphragm no more leaks!

Thanks a lot sir! It works and I can save a lot of water! Really appreciate your video. You just helped the community. God Bless! 🙏

Thank you that helped

What would you recommend for a rgb up light fixture in price per rgb fixture

What model rain bird do you prefer for a standard tract home. Don’t want to get a cheap one.

You mention not buying at the big box stores. Where do you recommend I go to buy irrigation supplies in or around Murrieta?

Thank you so much, sincerely helpful!

Thank you

omg that worked, the sprinklers were starting to flood the backyard and my dad who wasn’t home at the time who usually fixes this stuff but a neighbor came and said a pipe of ours prob broke. My mom was stressing and I was outside looking and watching videos and non helped except your, I found the knob and turned it and it shut them off. THANK YOU HONESTLY

Thanks

Do you have to be an electrician to install

thank you, snugging it up worked for me!

Great video, very helpful, excellent walk-through for checking a leak. Thank you

4:11 clear and concise. Thanks a lot

Okay but how do you install the valve with the regulator… every thread turns the same way and when I tighten my fitting into the outlet pipe going into the ground I then have to loosen it to screen into the rain it’s flow valve and it keeps leaking. I did install Teflon but that doesn’t seem to help either.

Good stuff, thank you!

Just a sidenote - you don't actually need the orange key. The screw adjusting the radius can be rotated using a small screwdriver (flathead, very thin); the angle can be adjusted using your fingers. But the key makes it much simpler, and you'll get less water onto yourself. Finally, what was not mentioned at all - the angle is adjusted to the right side. That is, there's a point on the sprinkler where spraying "starts", and by rotating the metal part you set how "wide" the spraying happens along the circumference of the head from that point to the right side. This starting point used to be marked by a white stripe on the side of older heads, now there's just a flat section there, and the stripe can be very faintly seen on it as a different shade of black if you stare hard enough. So to set the leftmost position if you ever need it, you have to pull out the riser, hold it firmly with your hand, and steadily rotate it where you need it. It clicks in the process, that is totally normal according to Hunter, so don't worry about that.