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    Installation Procedure T o assure maximum performance from your 640 Series Rotary Sprinklers, read these instructions completely prior to installing or servicing the sprinkler . Construct Swing Joints 1. Construct triple swing joints for each sprinkler as shown in Figure 1. Use PVC or ABS pipe nipple for sprinkler connection. Note: On sites where t[...]

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    4. With the valve depressed, grasp snap ring "ears" with TORO snap ring pliers (Model No. 995-07), release snap ring from groove and remove from body . 5. Remove valve mechanism with T ORO V alve Removal T ool (Model No. 995-08) or carefully grasp one valve rib with snap ring pliers, pulling valve up and out of body . 6. Reassemble valve [...]

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    Changing Upper Nozzle Note: Some of the nozzle assembly components shown in the following procedure are no longer available from T oro as service parts. This procedure should only be used if the upper nozzle assembly is already on hand. 1. Remove cap set screw with 1/8 in. hex wrench and unscrew cap. 2. Remove nozzle container seal, nozzle retainer[...]

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    Reinstalling Nozzle/Drive Assembly 1. Part Circle Only: Holding drive assembly stationary , slowly rotate nozzle assembly counterclockwise to left side of arc pattern (see Figure 6). 2. Check drive assembly key tab for approximately 30° upward bend, adjust if necessary (see Figure 7). 3. Insert nozzle/drive assembly into body until seal is approxi[...]