How to Fix Broken Sprinkler Heads
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Published 2017-04-29
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All Comments (21)
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This video helped me fix my sprinkler heads! I’m a single homeowner so very grateful for all the detail. Thanks.
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Super helpful. A couple of things to keep in mind. These things come in 1/2 inch and 3/4 (and probably other sizes). You can buy converters between sizes. Also, one end is male and the sprinkler is female. And, if your sprinkler is super deep, you can buy extenders (some of which are male/female which is perfect) in many sizes. Some come in sizes, with new threads every inch or so, so you can cut them to a specific length. Go forth and fix stuff!
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Thanks I’m a single woman this helped me fix my sprinkler
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I found taking the head off and running the system to be helpful as well. It was insane how much mud came shooting out of that pipe.
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Thanks man. The shot at home depot was great. It clears things up a ton.
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Exactly what I needed to see. Video helped me replace a broken sprinkler head on my own. Thanks!
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I just went in after watching this video in 2024 and these same heads are now $9.25. I should have checked the date on this video to manage my expectations haha
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Always shovel your dirt out onto a piece of plywood or cardboard and not just out onto the lawn. This way you are easily able to recover all the dirt to put back instead of losing some into the lawn and end up with a low spot around the sprinkler from losing some of the dirt. also use a shovel to cut a circle or square a few inches down around the sprinkler and then pull out the lawn plug and place on your board. His way after replacing the dirt you can replace the plug on top and usually you can’t tell you just dug up the sprinkler.
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Thank you for the instructional video! Very informative. I’m a single mom and have to be miss fix it so thank you for the help!! 💖
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Something not mentioned, it would be a good idea to cut a circular or square swath 3-4 inches deep around the sprinkler head to remove grass. Remove carefully as you would want to replace on top after repacking dirt in the hole dug after repairing or replacing the head. This way it will minimize any need to replant or reseed the area.
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Way easier than I thought.. thanks for sharing... I loved that you showed the price also the types at home depot.
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Yes! Thanks for showing all your steps! Very thorough and helpful video!
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I enjoyed going on the journey with you.
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Thank you so much for posting this. You literally saved my day with this video!!!
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Thanks for the thorough video. Working on the sprinklers here but didn't know where to start.
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I was able to fix my broken sprinkler head for 10 bucks after watching your video! I had no idea how to fix it before. Many thanks for this!!!
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Exactly what I needed to see, great video and awesome job at explaining the steps as well as what to look for!
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Your video is excellent. Thank you very much, it saves me a lot of money for DIY
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I watch this video every day. I already new how to, but I like watching the vid!
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Great video like how you explain and showed every step helped me out a lot