Spray & Rotor Accessories

The perfect service kit for your 42SA and 52SA rotor sprinklers:

• Nozzle tree includes various standard angle Rain Curtain and low angle nozzles:
• Low angle: 1.0. 1.5, 2.0 and 3.0
• Rain Curtain: 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0 and 8.0
• Fits on Rain Bird 5004PL-PC, 5004PL-FC, 5006PL-PC, 5006PL-FC, 5012PL-PC and 5012PL-FC and 42SA+ Plus and 52SA Series Rotors

• The universal Rain Bird rotor tool
• Flat blade screwdriver and pull-up tool all in one
• Use to adjust and lift Rain Bird rotors including 3500, 5000, 5000 Plus, 5500, Falcon 6504, 7005, 8005, EAGLE 351B, 32SA, 42SA and 52SA series

• The universal Rain Bird rotor tool
• Flat blade screwdriver and pull-up tool all in one
• Use to adjust and lift Rain Bird rotors including 3500, 5000, 5000 Plus, 5500, Falcon 6504, 7005, 8005, EAGLE 351B, 32SA, 42SA and 52SA series

• Combination holdup tool and bubble level makes proper rotor installation easier
• Works with Rain Bird 5000 Series, 5500 Series, EAGLE 351B, Falcon 6504, 7005 and 8005 Series Rotors

Replacing the Nozzle

• IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure the sprinkler does not operate automatically while you are changing the nozzle. Turn off the water.
• NOTE: Make sure the snap ring is securely in place before removing the nozzle housing screws.
• Clean top of case assembly to prevent debris from falling in when nozzle housing is removed.
• Required Tools: Phillips-head screwdriver; Flat-head screwdriver.

Image 1 - Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen the nozzle housing screws

Image 2 - Grasp the nozzle housing screws and lift up to separate the nozzle housing from the internal

Image 3 - Press the replacement nozzle assembly into the nozzle housing, making sure the nozzle front is flush with the outside of the housing

Image 4 - An O-ring seal is required on all nozzles.

CAUTION: If the nozzle is not flush and seated properly in the nozzle housing, the rotor may not perform properly.

11000 Nozzles Performance Chart

Replacing the Nozzle

• IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure the sprinkler does not operate automatically while you are changing the nozzle. Turn off the water.
• NOTE: Make sure the snap ring is securely in place before removing the nozzle housing screws.
• Clean top of case assembly to prevent debris from falling in when nozzle housing is removed.
• Required Tools: Phillips-head screwdriver; Flat-head screwdriver.

Image 1 - Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen the nozzle housing screws

Image 2 - Grasp the nozzle housing screws and lift up to separate the nozzle housing from the internal

Image 3 - Press the replacement nozzle assembly into the nozzle housing, making sure the nozzle front is flush with the outside of the housing

Image 4 - An O-ring seal is required on all nozzles.

CAUTION: If the nozzle is not flush and seated properly in the nozzle housing, the rotor may not perform properly.

11000 Nozzles Performance Chart

Replacing the Nozzle

• IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure the sprinkler does not operate automatically while you are changing the nozzle. Turn off the water.
• NOTE: Make sure the snap ring is securely in place before removing the nozzle housing screws.
• Clean top of case assembly to prevent debris from falling in when nozzle housing is removed.
• Required Tools: Phillips-head screwdriver; Flat-head screwdriver.

Image 1 - Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen the nozzle housing screws

Image 2 - Grasp the nozzle housing screws and lift up to separate the nozzle housing from the internal

Image 3 - Press the replacement nozzle assembly into the nozzle housing, making sure the nozzle front is flush with the outside of the housing

Image 4 - An O-ring seal is required on all nozzles.

CAUTION: If the nozzle is not flush and seated properly in the nozzle housing, the rotor may not perform properly.

11000 Nozzles Performance Chart

Replacing the Nozzle

• IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure the sprinkler does not operate automatically while you are changing the nozzle. Turn off the water.
• NOTE: Make sure the snap ring is securely in place before removing the nozzle housing screws.
• Clean top of case assembly to prevent debris from falling in when nozzle housing is removed.
• Required Tools: Phillips-head screwdriver; Flat-head screwdriver.

Image 1 - Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen the nozzle housing screws

Image 2 - Grasp the nozzle housing screws and lift up to separate the nozzle housing from the internal

Image 3 - Press the replacement nozzle assembly into the nozzle housing, making sure the nozzle front is flush with the outside of the housing

Image 4 - An O-ring seal is required on all nozzles.

CAUTION: If the nozzle is not flush and seated properly in the nozzle housing, the rotor may not perform properly.

11000 Nozzles Performance Chart

Replacing the Nozzle

• IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure the sprinkler does not operate automatically while you are changing the nozzle. Turn off the water.
• NOTE: Make sure the snap ring is securely in place before removing the nozzle housing screws.
• Clean top of case assembly to prevent debris from falling in when nozzle housing is removed.
• Required Tools: Phillips-head screwdriver; Flat-head screwdriver.

Image 1 - Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen the nozzle housing screws

Image 2 - Grasp the nozzle housing screws and lift up to separate the nozzle housing from the internal

Image 3 - Press the replacement nozzle assembly into the nozzle housing, making sure the nozzle front is flush with the outside of the housing

Image 4 - An O-ring seal is required on all nozzles.

CAUTION: If the nozzle is not flush and seated properly in the nozzle housing, the rotor may not perform properly.

11000 Nozzles Performance Chart

Replacing the Nozzle

• IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure the sprinkler does not operate automatically while you are changing the nozzle. Turn off the water.
• NOTE: Make sure the snap ring is securely in place before removing the nozzle housing screws.
• Clean top of case assembly to prevent debris from falling in when nozzle housing is removed.
• Required Tools: Phillips-head screwdriver; Flat-head screwdriver.

Image 1 - Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen the nozzle housing screws

Image 2 - Grasp the nozzle housing screws and lift up to separate the nozzle housing from the internal

Image 3 - Press the replacement nozzle assembly into the nozzle housing, making sure the nozzle front is flush with the outside of the housing

Image 4 - An O-ring seal is required on all nozzles.

CAUTION: If the nozzle is not flush and seated properly in the nozzle housing, the rotor may not perform properly.

11000 Nozzles Performance Chart

NOZZLE SPREADER, 11000 SERIES