How to adjust spray and spray pattern

You can adjust impact heads in a single-step process. All you have to do is rotate the head to increase or decrease the arc. Turn the head clockwise to increase the arc or counterclockwise if you want to reduce the arc. Use an adjustment ring (pictured below) to get a better grip on the nozzle.

There are many types of sprinkler heads and each one has different patterns or uses. The most common types are stationary, rotor, pop-up, and pulsating sprinkler heads. You`ll need a flat-head screwdriver and possibly a few other tools to adjust the heads.

Hook up a sprinkler booster pump for your hose.

All you do is hook your hose up to the pump, and then hook another hose up that runs from the pump to the sprinkler. Plug the pump in and turn the water on. The pump will artificially force water out of your weak water line at a much higher psi.

Hook up a sprinkler booster pump for your hose.

All you do is hook your hose up to the pump, and then hook another hose up that runs from the pump to the sprinkler. Plug the pump in and turn the water on. The pump will artificially force water out of your weak water line at a much higher psi.

Adjustable Nozzles have a superior spray pattern that ensures proper precipitation rates throughout the adjustment. Extra long filters provide longer time between cleanings. Adjustable spray pattern from 0° to 360°

The most common spray angles are 65, 73, 80, and 110 degrees. Recommended nozzle heights for flat-fan nozzles during broadcast application are given in Table 1.