Rain Bird 5006+PCSAMR Part-Circle Pattern 6" Pop-up Rotor with PRS Pressure Regulation and SAM Check Valve Drip Line Comes with a complete set

Name: Rain Bird 5006+PCSAMR Part-Circle Pattern 6" Pop-up Rotor with PRS Pressure Regulation and SAM Check Valve Drip Line Comes with a complete set
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 86759217609
Price: 35.27 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2385 (25 reviews)

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Description

Rain Bird 5006+PCSAMR Part Circle Pattern 6" Pop up Rotor with PRS Pressure Regulation and SAM Check Valve Drip Line Comes with a complete set Comes with a complete set of optical designer lenses including: spread lens Rain Bird decoders provide "best in class" field control on centrally controlled 2 wire irrigation systems Enjoy total control with the Rain Bird 5006+PCSAMR The 6 inch pop up height clears taller grasses

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