Orbit 55035 Nozzle Rack for Saturn III/IV & Titan Gear-Drive Rotor Water Sprinklers

This gives you a good variety of nozzle replacements for your sprinkler, and does a pretty good job giving you the options you need. In my case, I got it because I needed to increase the overall flow rate in a particular area, and needed to be able to aim the water downward towards the grass that was close to the sprinkler head. In the end, I used these, and drilled a few more holes in the surface to get both more water, and more specialized aim. It worked. But none of them were really ideal for both closeup AND high flow without modifying them. My situation was pretty unique though, so these will probably get you what you're after.They're very easy to install. Just unscrew the built in adjustment screw, pull the old one out, and put the new one in, then screw it down again. These actually DO have a lot of coverage and flow options. But closeup high flow without a high spray pattern wasn't one of them out of the box.They were totally worth the money though, because they solved my problem - even if I had to tinker a bit with a hot needle to modify the pattern of the smallest one.These aren't particularly adjustable. You swap them out, rather than adjusting them with the control screw.

The kits I received actually came with 10 nozzles not 8: 5 low and 5 regular each with various flow rates. It was cheaper to buy 10 sets than 5. These nozzles fit perfectly in the Voyager 1 sprinkler heads that I bought in the 2-packs at Home Depot. The would fit in Hunter gear rotators as well.I've got six sprinkler heads in one zone: 4 corners and two middles. To even out the water distribution the middles need to be double the corners. Since the max number of Voyager gear rotator sprinkler heads in that zone based on the size of the pipes and water pressure was 4 using the factory 3 GPH nozzles, I had to make the middles 2 GPH and the corners 1 GPH and then run the sprinklers longer to make sure there is 1" per week +/-. Also, to make sure the sprinklers didn't spray too far based on the head-to-head spacing, I used the Low nozzles rather than the Regular ones, and it worked out perfectly.I only ended up needing 4 sets to replace the nozzles in 6 heads: 4 corners at 1 GPH and then the 2 middle nozzles at 2 GPH from the same sets. However, 10 sets was cheaper then 5 sets and I'll use the extras upgrading other zones. Buyer the Voyager 1 heads in the 2 pack for $15 on-sale ($18 regular price), plus $3 for two sets of nozzles for a net of $9/head on-sale or $11.50 regular price, versus the "Voyager 2 Pro" heads with nozzles for $12 only saved between $0.50 and $3.00/sprinkler.

Item was exactly as described and works perfect.

Worked well with my system. I wish I didn't have so buy so many sets as I only needed two or three nozzles in each set.

I needed more flow from one of my Orbit Voyager sprinklers. I easily exchange my existing nozzle with one from this package.

Ad says 8 pack and you get 10 in one package. Sorry I won’t order any more since I only got enough for one sprinkler

holes do not line up to match the lengths

Good mix with various noozle insert sizes for better lawn watering