Hydraulic and earth engineering – Drainage or irrigation – Branched flow
Patent
1990-08-13
1991-08-06
Taylor, Dennis L.
Hydraulic and earth engineering
Drainage or irrigation
Branched flow
405 42, 405 36, E02B 1100
Patent
active
050372386
ABSTRACT:
A process for raising a sunken, in-ground sprinkler is provided. In the first step of this process, which is especially useful with pop-up sprinklers, the area around the top of the sprinkler is first cleared. Thereafter, the motor compartment structure and the rotatable sprinkler head are removed from the sprinkler housing. A circular sleeve adaptor is then attached to the sprinkler housing, and a threaded shaft is then attached to the adaptor. A support platform, with a hole in its middle, is then placed over the sprinkler, and one end of the threaded shaft is placed through the hole. A wing nut is then attached to the threaded shaft, and the rotation of the wing nut causes it to contact the top of the support platform, thereby raising the sprinkler assembly.
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Greenwald Howard J.
McBee J. Russell
Taylor Dennis L.
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