Selecting The Right Nozzle For Your Rotor 

Such great video explaining how and when each nozzle should be used!

Thanks for the video. This helps clear up a lot of confusion.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. As a volunteer operator of a local youth baseball complex we've been struggling with getting this type of information. We paid an expert to install our system on a new field several years ago. It does not have the spread or the heat to head coverage because they put too many heads on one valve and turns out they used the same nozzles too!! Now that I've watched this I feel I can make adjustments and get things close to correct so our grass is watered correctly and consistently.

Very helpful thank you!! I had no idea. Wish the blokes who sold me my gear told me this. Would have saved me a lot of hours and stress.

excellent presentation, clear, concise and complete.

Excellent and detailed explanation... thank you very much

I enjoyed it I appreciate your time 👍 and if a zone has all full circle for example I’ll put all the same gpm nozzle based on water pressure etc. I enjoyed watching 😎😎

EXCELLENT PRESENTATION

Thanks. Practical. Helpful.

Thanks for the vide

We have a well and pump for our irrigation system in Florida. Is there any approximate estimation of water pressure with this system? Also what do the various colored nozzles mean? I know Hunter makes blue, red, green and gray nozzle for the PGP rotor heads.

Thank you. Great job.

Is the pressure reading in the nozzle chart static pressure or when the system is running?

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.:)😊

choosing the nozzle in this way, would it not affect our radius shorter and shorter in the case where we have the four heads of like 47 ft rad one full, one half, 2 three quarter ??

This is like rocket science.

Do you guys carry nozzles for rain bird 42SA+?

you have a mistake at 2. qtr circle is 90 not 180

Qtr circle is 90 not 180