Replacing a Sprinkler Extension
Abagayle Serreyn and 4 other contributors
Last updated on Dec 31, 2015
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide is intended to show a non expert how to properly replace a broken sprinkler extension. A broad overview of the steps include digging a hole, unscrewing the extension, and replacing the extension. All you need are some basic tools and general knowledge about actions you preform on a daily basis. Before beginning the project, make sure the water is off and check for hazardous insects. Be aware that digging forcefully could damage the pipeline.
What you need
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Dig a one foot wide hole around the broken sprinkler extension down to the pipe fitting.
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Clean the area around the fitting with water until the fitting is mostly free of dirt.
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Test the sprinkler to ensure that there are no leaks.
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Refill the hole tightly.
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If you have completed the steps successfully you should have a fully functioning sprinkler extension.
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