B BoyntonSteve Member Joined Jun 12, 2022 Messages 23 Reaction score 3 Location South Florida Mar 28, 2023 #1 Good morning. Is it OK to replace one pop-up, with a rotor on a zone that currently has 4-5 pop-ups? It's a pump-driven system. Thanks!
Good morning. Is it OK to replace one pop-up, with a rotor on a zone that currently has 4-5 pop-ups? It's a pump-driven system. Thanks!
havasu Administrator Staff member Admin Joined Jan 5, 2010 Messages 12,485 Reaction score 3,546 Location Southern California, Mar 28, 2023 #2 As long as you understand that most rotors have a maximum "gallon per minute" sizing, so unless watched carefully, you may end up with dead spots from lack of water, or missing areas because they are not getting water if out of range of the arc.
As long as you understand that most rotors have a maximum "gallon per minute" sizing, so unless watched carefully, you may end up with dead spots from lack of water, or missing areas because they are not getting water if out of range of the arc.
B BoyntonSteve Member Joined Jun 12, 2022 Messages 23 Reaction score 3 Location South Florida Mar 29, 2023 #3 Thanks for the reply! I'll keep an eye on the coverage. I imagine I can do some "balancing" between heads to improve any weak areas.
Thanks for the reply! I'll keep an eye on the coverage. I imagine I can do some "balancing" between heads to improve any weak areas.