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Common Irrigation Hand Tools and Their Uses

Using the right tools can help with the installation and maintenance of your sprinkler system. Here are some of the most popular irrigation hand tools:

Trenching Digging Tools - Irrigation shovels are used to dig trenches before laying underground irrigation pipes. They’re best for manual digging in small spaces where machinery isn’t practical.
Pliers - Pliers are used to secure fittings while work is in progress.
Wire Strippers - Wire strippers help strip insulation from irrigation controller wires before connecting them to another unit.

Irrigation Hand Tool FAQs

What are trench digging tools for?

Trench digging tools are used to excavate channels for installing irrigation pipes, drainage systems, and electrical conduits. These tools help create precise trenches with minimal disruption to surrounding areas. There are several types of trenching shovels, spades, and pickaxes available on our website.

Do I need tools to adjust a sprinkler head?

While some sprinkler heads are designed for tool-free adjustment, others require tools to adjust the spray pattern, arc, or distance. Oftentimes you can resort to a small flathead screwdriver, but other times you may need to resort to a rotor adjustment key.

Why do I need wire strippers for my sprinkler?

Wire strippers are necessary for your sprinkler system when working with electrical connections in automatic irrigation systems. These tools are essential when you need to strip the insulation from the wires that connect the sprinkler valve solenoids or irrigation controller.

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