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When the sprinkler head pops up, there are holes in the side of the cylinder.... kind of weird.
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Hm. It's in the head itself? Do you know if you can get brass heads that'll screw into the fittings?
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If I'm understanding correctly, it sounds like it's in the pop-up stems, not the heads. That's... weird. I have no clue what could have caused that other than ice or deliberate vandalism. What does the damage look like? Pinholes? Cracks?
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I have a rainbird system and my wife ran over a sprinkler head and broke it. It was a very easy and cheap fix a replacement head was under 2 bucks and took 20 seconds or so to replace. If the stem is broken or cracked its a bit more of a pain, but home depot has those as well. I think they are around 8 bucks. To replace all of them would get expensive, but cheaper than hiring someone to do it
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