PGP Ultra

[mitchgo]

We have 15 pgp ultra sams, 5 pgp's , 2 pgh's. and 20 rain birds 5000+ in our serivce trucks at any given week.

I haven't touched the pgp's in like 8 months

[ZX12R]

I have standard pgp's on my front property(3 zones and 12 heads) that I installed about 3 years ago. Not one has failed yet. I am going to add 4 zones to my back yard this summer and was thinking about trying the Rainbird 5004-PLPC-SAM-A-MATIC . I have heard so many people rave about their "rain curtain" nozzels and overall performance. I am just torn and wanted opinions of the guys that use them every day.

I should make this very easy and just go with what has worked for me. If I did that,then,the question becomes,"standard pgp's" or " ultras" ?

[Wet_Boots]

plain old PGP heads are fine

[Sprinkus]

We need another product tester/guinea pig around here, so install the RB 5000 and let us know how they fare against the PGP.
Personally I prefer the 5000 over the PGP and Ultra.

[mitchgo]

Originally Posted by Wet_Boots

plain old PGP heads are fine

I see the g- series last longer then the plain ol pgp's

[Wet_Boots]

I still have some P-series in the ground. None of the original Series 075, though

[Kiril]

Originally Posted by Sprinkus

We need another product tester/guinea pig around here, so install the RB 5000 and let us know how they fare against the PGP.
Personally I prefer the 5000 over the PGP and Ultra.

I might do some testing on spray type nozzles this summer if time permits it, but not rotors.

[SoCalLandscapeMgmt]

Originally Posted by Kiril

I might do some testing on spray type nozzles this summer if time permits it, but not rotors.

Don't forget to test these ones too....

[FIMCO-MEISTER]

A buck 87! That is a far better nozzle than any old plastic. looks like it fits RB threads as well.

[Wet_Boots]

look away from the brass nozzle - it was made by slave labor