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I-60 Rotary Sprinklers Installation and Adjustment Instructions
Nozzle InstallationTools needed: T-handle tool part number 319100, riser service tool part number 279100, Hunter wrench or 3/32" Allen. Preparation Unscrew the body cap from the body of the sprinkler. Remove the body cap. Using the key end of the Hunter wrench, pull up on the riser assembly to remove it from the body. Remove the filter screen. Place the riser assembly’s lower end into the base of riser service tool part number 279100. Press the tool’s metal bar down over the riser spring. Continue compressing the spring until the bar enters the slots in the tool’s base. Rotate the bar to engage with the tool’s base, thereby holding the spring under tension. Nozzle Removal and Replacement I-60-36S: The nozzle is retained in the nozzle housing by a setscrew. To remove the nozzle, back out the setscrew so that the nozzle will clear. Rotate the nozzle housing to place the diffuser yoke at its lowest position in order to provide clearance. Grasp a nozzle tab with pliers and pull to remove. I-60-ADS: The nozzle is retained in the nozzle housing by a setscrew. To remove the nozzle, first slide the diffuser pins to the extreme left, from the viewer’s perspective, past the black stop post. All Models: Place the replacement nozzle in the housing. Press firmly to fully seat the nozzle so that it will clear the retaining setscrew. This can be accomplished with the T-handle tool’s open end. Run the setscrew down to retain the nozzle, taking care not to run it down so far as to interfere with the nozzle stream. For I-60-ADS models, ensure the diffuser pins are placed back in line with the nozzle. Visually check for proper assembly of nozzles and setscrews. Reverse the preparation procedure to reassemble the unit. Arc AdjustmentAll I-60-ADS adjustable arc sprinklers are preset at approximately 180º. Sprinklers may be adjusted with water on or off. It is recommended that initial adjustment be made before installation.
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I-60 Intro | Features and Benefits | Specifications | Nozzle Performance Charts PDF Downloads I-60 Brochure | I-60 Product Information Guide |