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Originally Posted by jrref
I and many of my neighbors installed an Irrigation filter which filters out most of the sediment from the re-claimed water so we only have to clean one filter instead of 30 for example. Once these rotator heads get grit in them, they need to be replaced. Your Irrigation company or whomever you use to maintain your system will never recommend this becasue they rely on the constant maintenance work you will pay them for yearly.
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First things first, if you get rid of their crappy rotating heads and go to standard Hunter heads, this becomes 1) inexpensive to replace 2) took about 90 minutes to replace 3) takes me 10 minutes every year (if necessary)
So why bother?