Rain Bird 32HE In-Ground Pro Rotor Pop-up Sprinkler System Kit with Click-N-Go Garden Hose Connection

Super easy install , easy to set up and adjust , perfect kit for smaller yards , was able to adjust the watering with nozzle change , sold separately of course

Most excellent sprinkler system. It’s been installed for 8 months and no issues. Works amazing, less worries. I had enough psi for four heads. They spray about 12’. Perfect diy setup.

Perfect for DIY lovers, my only complaint is that it needs very high water pressure to run smoothly and cover wide areas. So do your homework and make your measurements before buying

This has been a GAME CHANGER for our yard. Also, so much less expensive than hiring a company to come in and put in a system. It took a good amount of time to install the whole thing, but it wasn't really that difficult! The instructions were clear, the sprinklers were easy to hook up and position their paths. Really the only tough part was burying the lines. We have roots in our yard from our tree, so those made it difficult. But if you have an open yard with no trees, you can have this up and running within a few hours.

Easy to install. Good coverage. Terrible parts. Main part that accepts hose nozzle broke within 1 week of use. You can’t buy just the one part and I’m not gonna rip it all up and replace it again. Basically spending the money to do a little bit of work and then water the grass yourself anyways.

Great solution! (Hose quick connect system) To start, I gave this four starts strictly because you will have to buy additional parts if you have any size of a yard. But, it’s a great start to get the kit and supplement as needed. I have a huge yard, almost 2 acres. The front and side I have been moving the hose around constantly to keep nice but didn’t want to invest the money and maintenance in a true irrigation system. Bought the hose connect system for a simple solution with the thought that I would put in a couple zones for easier watering. Turned out better than I could have expected, but do not overlook the labor of trenching. If you’re not in shape or it’s the dead ass heat of the summer (my mistake) I’d recommend hiring someone. My modifications: I’m feeding the system off a 3/4” outdoor spigot/hydrant with 60 psi. The hose is a heavy duty 3/4” hose, so I have more pressure than the average house. With 4 heads, system had way to much pressure and was not operating correctly. Luckily I bought two kits to start so I added a total of 8 heads (later cut down to 7) which corrected the pressure issue. NOT ENOUGH HOSE: I promise you this kit does not have enough hose. I used two kits worth plus another 50’ and still was right at what I needed. Do yourself a favor and buy addition hose out of the gate. Sprinkler heads: the heads it comes with are ok for smaller areas but do not shoot like I expected. Ended up getting additional commercial grade heads at Home Depot that made a big difference. Smaller areas that didn’t need 20’ of spray I kept the heads it came with and the larger areas I swapped to the better heads and got a lot better coverage. Venting: it comes with the auto drain vent caps. I added these at the end of every run both of the high points and low points. This helped distribute the pressure and the auto-drain down of the system. Very happy how that turned out Heads leak: I noticed if the heads are not level, they leak a little. Simple fix - level your heads. Just something to be aware of. Trenching: again, burring this hose sucks. I spent a good 6 hours over two days digging in 150’ of hose and heads. I constantly turned the system on to keep the ground soft and check for leaks as I dug, highly recommend doing this. Start at the control box and work your way to the ends. Water pressure: other reviews say it, know your psi. Don’t skimp on the hose, a nice quality 3/4” hose makes a big difference Overall, really happy how this turned out. Once I physically recover from the digging and it cools down, I will be adding another section to my side yard. If you don’t want the headache and cost of a traditional system, this is a great solution.

I like this system, and I only use it seasonally. I drain it and wind it up for the winter. It may look tacky to have it sitting above ground, but I only use it for a couple of months when it’s really hot and then take it down. I might bury it one day, or I might not. I am still working on grass quality and soil quality before I bury it. I drove in some rebar since the little plastic stakes can’t hold it tightly, and duct taped the heads to it. I have it on a remote timer.

Perfect DIY irrigation system for water conservation. Took me half day to install alone and spray distance was perfect for front yard. With single hose it is very easy to cover all yard.