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The Nelson 6000 rotor sprinkler is installed underground amongst other sprinklers and pop up to water the lawn when activated. Each sprinkler is strategically placed in the ground and adjusted so that all parts of the lawn are watered equally. An adjustment control is beneath each spray head cap, which is partially removed
If a sprinkler is firing in the wrong place or in the wrong pattern, you may need to make some simple changes to its pattern, or you may even need to replace the sprinkler head entirely. Luckily for busy moms on the go, Nelson's pop-up sprinkler systems are constructed to make adjustments simple, even for those that don't
Nelson pop-up sprinklers are packaged with a variety of interchangeable nozzles that determine the arc or range of the spray of water. To change a nozzle, remove the cap from the top of the sprinkler body and use a sprinkler adjustment tool to remove the screw holding the nozzle in the side of the sprinkler body.
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21 Oct 2010 If the sprinkler head's rotation or arc of water isn't correct, then turn off the water and repeat the adjustment and testing steps until the sprinkler head sprays correctly. If the spray is too strong, diffuse it by turning the screw that sits just above the nozzle.
Part Circle Adjustment. Remove click-set disk and manually turn sprinkler until nozzle points to the center of the desired watering area. Place Click-set disk in with the gray side up. Adjust collars to desired angle.

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