Customer Reviews

Rain Bird 20 to 41-Foot Coverage Radius Brass Impact Rotor Sprinkler Head 25PJDAC

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

The Rain Bird all brass impact sprinkler is simply the BEST!!! It doesn't corrode, rust, or plug up. They're easy to adjust for various coverage patterns.

I go back 40 years (I sound like an old codger) to Central California where Rain Birds were used by homeowners and farmers alike. I've tried the cheaper brands (I couldn't find Rain Birds at my local Big Box) but they don't even last a single season while the Rain Bird will last for years. I purchased some Orbit Sprinkler Bases to go with the Rain Birds. They make a very functional combination.

For years I have purchased impulse sprinklers that work for a while, then plastic parts broke.
Now that I have the Rain Bird I am certain that this well made sprinkler will outlast all the others.
It is easy to adjust and gives good coverage.

Replacement head for rainbird tower sprinkler, this was better than expected. It replaced the original plastic and metal head and is 200 x nicer than the original head. Seller shipped fast. I am very pleased.

This is fine product--Rainbird sprinkler heads are well-made and function well. However, the chart next to the photo on the Amazon site is deceiving. It lists the precipitation rate in inches per hour that this head can deliver. Unfortunately these numbers are way off--by a factor of six! This is the result of a small part of a chart from the manufacturer's website being recreated here without the footnotes: this rate assumes overlap from other sprinkler heads nearby--a 20' spacing if your spray radius is 40'. So instead of putting down a half inch of water per hour, you're only putting down one sixth of that! The snippet of a chart here defies physics.

I give the product 3* because it can't meet the numbers as advertised by Amazon.

Need good pressure on the line to full make use of them, they dont wheart so well well have to repalce the in a year or 2 and I only use them during the summer/spring to boot..