Awesome video. It looks like the parts link in your description has the quick connects listed twice. I also didn't see a link for the 1/2in female to 1/2 female that it looks like you are using. Thanks for the info! Can't wait to put mine together next week when everything comes in.
I'm putting the parts together as my inground system took a dump and being old and monetarily challenged this should work out I'll let you know Thanks this seems like a good option
I did the same above ground watering using rain-bird 42sa I dont have as big back yard as yours, but was wondering what is difference between 42sa and the 5000 head's? Excellent video information too!
Great video! Yea, I wished my lawn was that soft to be able to push and secure them that easily. New construction home here, about 3 years old and TONS of rocks, concrete, and other debris buried in my clay soil.
been doing this for over 5 years, the problem is up here in the north I would have to disassemble everything in the fall for winter. To much work. LOL sleek and low profile LOL
Great video. How large of an area does the 2 heads cover? What's the length of the hose coming from the tap to the first head? Getting my stuff tomorrow. Thanks again.
@@dieselxdan They're a type of sprinkler that allow you to water efficiently both in the amount you put down as well as the amount you use. MP stands for Matched Precipitation, but they are the funky looking nozzles that have multi trajectory streams of water. As I mentioned earlier, they're great for low water pressure, and are perfect if you are doing an above ground DIY system since they're easily adjustable.
Hi sir. I just came across your video. Excellent content. Would please consider updating the process step by step for the newbies to the DIY Irrigation Crew. I am the crew 😂. Thanks in advance.
Man I really need to spend some time and do this bc I really messed up my new lawn. Soo many weeds….. I didn’t water enough and wasn’t prepared at how much watering I really needed to have the seed grow.
Yea those spikers don’t make it long here lol. I think that would be a nice option with quick connects, just leaving the sprinklers in a few of the areas that need the most watering. Good idea I may have to try it if I don’t put in ground at new place. Thanks!
@@RootedLawnCo yes sir. I figure I’d might as well do a good irrigation system since we are just about to break ground, but I dunno. Just seems like maintenance work to me lol
Great video! To attach the spike to the sprinkler head, can I just use the 1/2" to 3/4" adapter by itself? Or, do I need the 1/2" (male) to 1/2" (male) riser plus the adapter?
Thanks for the video, I built mine, but I am noticing a lot of leakage at the hose and spike base connection. I used some teflon tape, but didn't work. Please help.
What size water hose are you using? Or, what is the connection size on the spike for the hose? The reason I ask is that I'm going to be using a 3/4" hose that I'm cutting for diff. lengths. TY
I'm thinking of replacing my two Orbit rotor heads in the front with two of these Rainbird 5004 heads. Can you provide links for the pieces I would need to adapt from the bottom of head to the spike?
The 3/4-1/2 male adapters are linked in bio. Please let me know if the link does not work for you. You can DM on Instagram if further help is needed! Thank you!
What benefits are there to using these vs a impact sprinkler that is set to run 360*? I set up 2 on 1 spigot and seemed to get decent coverage. Contemplating in its worth investing in this style. Everyone seems to use them.
Precision, build, saves money in watering with some heads and cheaper to buy a head than impacts. You have more ability to adjust a fine mist or 25’+ stream with a nice rain curtain. The impacts tend to get “stuck” often (at least the few I have used) I personally like these better than impacts after I tried them. All my opinion. Hope that answered your question.
Do I need both the 1/2 - 3/4" adapter and the 1/2" x 1/2" male riser with the lawn spikes? Also I know you mentioned a 25' hose between the 2 sprinkler heads but what size hose is your main one coming from the faucet? Are they both Flexzilla
How many in ground valves should you have for a 3 station system? I am assuming 3 valves ? Is this a way to determine on a used house that was purchased how many total station ?
I would love to have an underground irigation system installed but they are so expensive, plus i hear that it's a good idea to have a separate irigation water meter installed which i found out cost $5000 to have it put in by the city. did you go with a separate water meter for your front yard sprinkler system? About how much extra has your water bill gone up using the irigation system?
So I have an adapter to get you from the irrigation head, to the lawn spike. If you want it higher, do what I did… EXCEPT where I use a short piece of pipe, you can use a longer piece. Cut it to your desirable length. Does this help? But you’ll love this set up!
@@RootedLawnCo So if I'm understanding you correctly, the little section of pipe is just to make the spinkler head higher? So if I don't care I can just use the adapter and go straight from spike to head? And, I know this is a dumb question, but if I want to cut a length of pipe to use, what pipe am I looking for? haha, sorry for the dumb q on a year old video, but I live in middle of nowhere and I'm about to put in a order and buy (hopefully) everything I need all at once, and doing this on a fairly big scale. THX for video!
I was wondering about the pieces you used to connect them. I got a brass 3/4 inch male to 1/2 female similar to what you linked in your description. But then instead of using plastic like you did, I got a brass 1/2 male to 1/2 inch male and then connected it to the spike. I added a washer inside the sprinkler cause it kept leaking out of the bottom a little. Would it be better to use a plastic 1/2 inch to 1/2 male? Could you please list each piece by itself so I can see how you connected them? Thank you for a great idea and video!!
@@RootedLawnCo Thank you for responding! I just wasn't sure, cause I noticed you used a plastic 1/2 inch male to male riser, but I instead used a 1/2 inch male brass nipple... So I didn't know why it was leaking near the base or if it made a difference. I was just trying to see more clearly the parts you used piece by piece.
Not many care about taking care of their lawn and what not, but you know everything, right... Me I like seeing other ways to do things or just to watch how others have things setup...
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Awesome video. It looks like the parts link in your description has the quick connects listed twice. I also didn't see a link for the 1/2in female to 1/2 female that it looks like you are using. Thanks for the info! Can't wait to put mine together next week when everything comes in.
I'm putting the parts together as my inground system took a dump and being old and monetarily challenged this should work out I'll let you know Thanks this seems like a good option
This is great info, thank you for sharing. I’m going to give this a shot, especially after getting a 8K quote for an irrigation system.
Yeah, it’s a alternative!
I did the same above ground watering using rain-bird 42sa I dont have as big back yard as yours, but was wondering what is difference between 42sa and the 5000 head's? Excellent video information too!
Great video!
Yea, I wished my lawn was that soft to be able to push and secure them that easily.
New construction home here, about 3 years old and TONS of rocks, concrete, and other debris buried in my clay soil.
Why don’t you dig/drill a permanent hole and put the sprinkler there every time you mow? Dirt can be moved!
Thanks this approach is a good way to work out placement before I start digging
Thanks Vince! I'm about to give this a try. I've been meaning to, but haven't had the time to try.
🤜🏽🤛🏽 yeah it’s a simple and cheap set up. Buy extra spikes tho like I mention.. they’ll snap after a while from hard ground.
Lawn looks good! Thanks I like the sprinkler heads I’ll prob get these
I’m gonna give this a shot.
Great video - exactly the parts list I was looking for! 1 question: what are you using to attach the riser to the 1/2 to 3/4 inch adapter?
been doing this for over 5 years, the problem is up here in the north I would have to disassemble everything in the fall for winter. To much work. LOL sleek and low profile LOL
The bige sprinkler sleds are 3/4, With 3/4 pass through
Great video, great lawn, and great beard bro. You’re doing alright for yourself brother keep it up!
Great video. How large of an area does the 2 heads cover? What's the length of the hose coming from the tap to the first head? Getting my stuff tomorrow. Thanks again.
Nice! Definitely recommend the sturdier hose to prevent kinks. Another good option is MP Rotators for people with low water pressure.
MP will save you water also
What’s mp?
@@dieselxdan They're a type of sprinkler that allow you to water efficiently both in the amount you put down as well as the amount you use. MP stands for Matched Precipitation, but they are the funky looking nozzles that have multi trajectory streams of water. As I mentioned earlier, they're great for low water pressure, and are perfect if you are doing an above ground DIY system since they're easily adjustable.
What are MP Rotators? I have low water pressure
Best video I've watched so far!
Great video !!!! Simple and short , thank you so much
Hi sir. I just came across your video. Excellent content. Would please consider updating the process step by step for the newbies to the DIY Irrigation Crew. I am the crew 😂. Thanks in advance.
You're killing it brother! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Man I really need to spend some time and do this bc I really messed up my new lawn. Soo many weeds….. I didn’t water enough and wasn’t prepared at how much watering I really needed to have the seed grow.
Yeah, super easy way to get some good water down!
I’ll be doing this for my putting green
That will be perfect!
Yea those spikers don’t make it long here lol. I think that would be a nice option with quick connects, just leaving the sprinklers in a few of the areas that need the most watering. Good idea I may have to try it if I don’t put in ground at new place. Thanks!
Yeah those quick connects sound like a good idea. I bought some but haven’t tried them out yet. New place ay? That’s exciting!
@@RootedLawnCo yes sir. I figure I’d might as well do a good irrigation system since we are just about to break ground, but I dunno. Just seems like maintenance work to me lol
@@lefttool7928 that’s what right tool is for!
what do the quick connects do?
Great video! To attach the spike to the sprinkler head, can I just use the 1/2" to 3/4" adapter by itself? Or, do I need the 1/2" (male) to 1/2" (male) riser plus the adapter?
@@chrysler12 yeah I think you only need the one adapter.
Great video! I am just now learning this. Do you know how to mark the area so you know where to put them back when you mow?
You could put a small utility flag in place. I usually pick up after so the hose doesn’t leave a mark or kill the grass.
@@RootedLawnCo great idea thx!!
Beautiful yard!
Good stuff man. I put one on a tripod. I didnt care for it. I think ill try this way
Hope you’re doing well brother!
I gave a like because your subscribe sound effect wasn’t an annoying bell
Extremely helpful, thank you!
Great video, i’m defiantly considering installing. Can I connect the sprinkler head to micro irrigation tubing?
I’m sure you could with the right adaptors. For like plant irrigation?
I just purchased 6 of those. Nice buy and work great
That’s awesome!
Hi! Can you use an expandable fabric style garden hoses? Or is the rubber garden hose recommended?
I’m buying one tomorrow!
Do you leave the hose in place when mowing lawn or remove it from the lawn?
Love the video! What is your GPM? What would the minimum GPM that the Rainbird 5000 would work?
I have 5 GPM. And I’m not sure exactly of the lowest they could handle, but they have different nozzles they include which go down to 1gpm.
Thank you!
This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks!!
👏🏼👏🏼
Great content, “The Bees Knees “ what are you 70? 😆 thanks for your time.
After I replayed this I thought the same thing. 🤣
Thanks for the video, I built mine, but I am noticing a lot of leakage at the hose and spike base connection. I used some teflon tape, but didn't work. Please help.
If you would like to DM me on Instagram, I can help you figure this out.
@@RootedLawnCo sure, will do, thanks
What size water hose are you using? Or, what is the connection size on the spike for the hose? The reason I ask is that I'm going to be using a 3/4" hose that I'm cutting for diff. lengths. TY
This was a 5/8” hose. There are links in description that’ll take you to the parts that’ll show you the sizes etc. hope that helps
Awesome. Thank you!
New subscriber here ❤
🙌🏼thank you
I'm thinking of replacing my two Orbit rotor heads in the front with two of these Rainbird 5004 heads.
Can you provide links for the pieces I would need to adapt from the bottom of head to the spike?
The 3/4-1/2 male adapters are linked in bio. Please let me know if the link does not work for you. You can DM on Instagram if further help is needed! Thank you!
What benefits are there to using these vs a impact sprinkler that is set to run 360*? I set up 2 on 1 spigot and seemed to get decent coverage. Contemplating in its worth investing in this style. Everyone seems to use them.
Precision, build, saves money in watering with some heads and cheaper to buy a head than impacts.
You have more ability to adjust a fine mist or 25’+ stream with a nice rain curtain. The impacts tend to get “stuck” often (at least the few I have used) I personally like these better than impacts after I tried them. All my opinion. Hope that answered your question.
Do I need both the 1/2 - 3/4" adapter and the 1/2" x 1/2" male riser with the lawn spikes? Also I know you mentioned a 25' hose between the 2 sprinkler heads but what size hose is your main one coming from the faucet? Are they both Flexzilla
How many in ground valves should you have for a 3 station system? I am assuming 3 valves ? Is this a way to determine on a used house that was purchased how many total station ?
I would love to have an underground irigation system installed but they are so expensive, plus i hear that it's a good idea to have a separate irigation water meter installed which i found out cost $5000 to have it put in by the city. did you go with a separate water meter for your front yard sprinkler system? About how much extra has your water bill gone up using the irigation system?
It didn’t cost me much to do mine myself. I have a video on this too. I use my same meter for my house.
Do you need a riser? Didn’t see the link for that. Great video man. I think I am about to buy that set up.
So I have an adapter to get you from the irrigation head, to the lawn spike. If you want it higher, do what I did… EXCEPT where I use a short piece of pipe, you can use a longer piece. Cut it to your desirable length. Does this help? But you’ll love this set up!
@@RootedLawnCo So if I'm understanding you correctly, the little section of pipe is just to make the spinkler head higher? So if I don't care I can just use the adapter and go straight from spike to head? And, I know this is a dumb question, but if I want to cut a length of pipe to use, what pipe am I looking for? haha, sorry for the dumb q on a year old video, but I live in middle of nowhere and I'm about to put in a order and buy (hopefully) everything I need all at once, and doing this on a fairly big scale. THX for video!
Hello, do you have the link where I can buy risers to connect Sprinkler head and base?
I linked them now! Take a look
@@RootedLawnCo you are the best! Thank you!
@@milanmrp9506 let me know if there is anything else I can help ya with! I appreciate you watching and your support!
I only have a 4100sq ft lawn, was wondering what size diameter hoses are you using to connect these rainbird sprinkler heads together?
5/8" or 3/4"?
I am running a 5/8” inch hose.
Once it's laid out then hose is in the way of mowing and making a dead line in the grass.
You need to move the hose an inch or two once in a while to prevent that.
What’s your water pressure thinking about getting this setup.
5gal/min with 50-55psi
I think so, my home was built 12 years ago and when I daisy chain 2 sprinklers, they barely get any pressure. I don’t get it
Can you still berry them underground? Instead of using the spike?
Yeah, the heads can be buried.
Hey wassup brother can you post a new working link please for the 1/2 to 3/4 connector? The one there now is a non working Amazon link
Sorry for the delay. Check it out now
How many gallons per min do each of these each put out?
@@jimmyunderwood3165 never tested each sprinkler head. But you have inserts to what you want. I currently run 2 @ 2.5gpm bc my water pressure is 5gpm
you would have to have good water pessure to run 2 sprinklers no ??
5gpm or 50 Psi
At 4:41 what kind of privacy trees do you have and how far apart did you plant them. Thanks
@@harutbad thuja nigra arborvitae. I believe they are around 6’ apart.
what's the minimum distance you can adjust for this sprinkler?
Hard to say.. depends on water pressure. I can’t get it within 5’ if I’m remembering correctly.
Do you remove this when you mow?
Yeah, I don’t keep them out all year. Just when the lawn needs it during the peak of summer.
Is this the adapter piece I would need to connect the rainbird 5004 rotor head to
The ground spike stake??
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Thanks
@@troyhenry3267 that link work for you? Is that the piece you needed?
I was wondering about the pieces you used to connect them. I got a brass 3/4 inch male to 1/2 female similar to what you linked in your description. But then instead of using plastic like you did, I got a brass 1/2 male to 1/2 inch male and then connected it to the spike. I added a washer inside the sprinkler cause it kept leaking out of the bottom a little. Would it be better to use a plastic 1/2 inch to 1/2 male? Could you please list each piece by itself so I can see how you connected them? Thank you for a great idea and video!!
You may have to use Teflon tape on those brass fittings if they are still leaking. I can try to update or make a post on here for you though!
@@RootedLawnCo Thank you for responding! I just wasn't sure, cause I noticed you used a plastic 1/2 inch male to male riser, but I instead used a 1/2 inch male brass nipple... So I didn't know why it was leaking near the base or if it made a difference. I was just trying to see more clearly the parts you used piece by piece.
Why is the volume so low?
Do you have those set up on a timer?
I do not. I’ll turn them on when I wake up, and turn them off when I leave for work.
@@RootedLawnCo do you run multiple lines?
@@StripeLife-cy9bc no. I have one I’ll move. I don’t water my back very much.
Same question here. Can you put a timer?
Ok, this is already a pain in the @$$😮
I'm so surprised at how many other comments are on this video. Is this not common sense 🤔!
Not many care about taking care of their lawn and what not, but you know everything, right... Me I like seeing other ways to do things or just to watch how others have things setup...
can barely hear anything ur saying in this video