1 RAIN BIRD 15111A/B POP-A-WAY REPLACEMENT BRASS INTERNAL AND COVER VYRSA 961

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I can't begin to tell you how excited I am to have the VYRSA 961 Rain Bird #15111A/B brass replacement sprinkler in stock ready to ship. Since the  1980's I have sold thousands of new and rebuilt Rain Bird #15111a/b pop-a-way sprinklers. Sadly in the 90's Rain Bird discontinued this incredibly popular sprinkler along with crucial pop up assembly repair parts needed to fix them correctly. If you feel your pop up assembly is still in good condition this auction is for you, simply screw this new brass impact into your Rain Bird assembly install the cover and you are ready to run. Prices for new old stock are crazy, selling for as much as 0ea on ebay!
Introducing the Versa 961 pop up sprinkler built by one of the largest irrigation supply companies in the world. VYRSA has reintroduced many of the old school sprinkler designs including a parts inter-changeable 15111A/B. Now with a pop up sprinkler wrench you can unscrew your old Rain Bird Pop A Way with out even digging it up and screw a brand new VYRSA 961 in and your in business in minutes! Works perfect in your old case!!!
Let me know if you need a wrench just .50 with your purchase.
* Several new sellers have popped up on ebay offering “rebuilt sprinklers”. Please don't get them confused with how Sprinkler Innovations rebuilds brass impact sprinklers. I have personally rebuilt and tested more brass sprinklers than anyone. A sprinkler is not rebuilt because it has been cleaned or wire wheeled
(wire wheeling does nothing except create the illusion that the brass sprinkler is better than it really is);
look at pictures closely before deciding to bid. Do the washers look bright and new? or are they cloudy and dull- a sign of wear, age, and being struck by high impact glass bead or sand, used to clean the sprinklers (which we don't use). Do the brass parts show signs of wear or damage? You will notice my sprinklers have some dark spots on the brass that happens in the test tank when clean brass comes in contact with water. If the sprinklers look too shiny and bright, you can be sure they were never tested. Water testing is critical for proper rotation and speed. Without water testing, I would have sent out hundreds of sprinklers over the years that simply would not have worked well, or at all!  Brass sprinklers are expensive; don't be afraid to ask questions. Thanks, Frank