mikaho
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We bought a house with an existing sprinkler system. We are now planning to expand a patio on the back of the house and will eventually add a pad for a shop in the back yard. To expand the patio we will need to eliminate one sprinkler head which is in that area.
The existing layout for this zone is: 4 180 degree multi-stream rotors (far right side in the picture), 2 180 degree rotors (along back of house in picture), 1 360 degree rotor (in the middle of the back yard) and 1 90 degree rotor.
The 90 degree rotor is in a corner formed by the back wall of the house and the existing patio. This is the one we want to remove in order to expand the patio and the patio will then cover the area of grass currently being watered by that head.
Can we just remove that head and cap the supply line? or will we need to make changes to the other heads?
The existing layout for this zone is: 4 180 degree multi-stream rotors (far right side in the picture), 2 180 degree rotors (along back of house in picture), 1 360 degree rotor (in the middle of the back yard) and 1 90 degree rotor.
The 90 degree rotor is in a corner formed by the back wall of the house and the existing patio. This is the one we want to remove in order to expand the patio and the patio will then cover the area of grass currently being watered by that head.
Can we just remove that head and cap the supply line? or will we need to make changes to the other heads?
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