How Do You Adjust A Rain Bird Spray Body?
Rainbird sprinklers are a great way to keep your grass watered. However, if the spray hits your house, deck, fences or cars it can leave a stain. A few simple adjustments to the sprinkler head will assure that your yard receives the water it needs, and your cars and house stay dry. Rainbird provides the tool you’ll need with each sprinkler purchased. Familiarize yourself with the various adjustment screws on top of the sprinkler to make the job of adjusting the water quick and easy. Locate the arc adjustment slots on the top of the sprinkler. The full- or part-circle adjusting screw slot is in the center or the sprinkler top. The left edge arc adjustment screw and the right edge arc adjustment screw are located on either side of the top of the head. Turn the center circle adjustment screw clockwise with a flathead screwdriver until the degree of desired rotation is reached. One full 360 degree turn of the screw equals 120 degrees of rotation. Test the rotation by pressing your palm dow
