Toro Super 800 Series User manual

The Super 800 Rotor is designed for residential and light commercial installations.
It is ideal for medium turf applications where heads are spaced from 30'–40'
(9–12 m) on center.
Features:
Nozzling Up The System
A 2.5 GPM nozzle comes pre-installed from the factory. A nozzle tree consisting of
eight additional nozzles is provided with each rotor (Figure 1). Please see the
nozzle performance chart for flow rates. By using various combinations of nozzle
flow rates and arcs, you can balance the sprinklers to achieve approximately the
same precipitation rates.
Every case of product contains two Super 800 rotor keys (Figure 1). The Super
800 key is used to pull up the riser, to remove the nozzle, to reduce the radius and
to adjust the arc (Figure 2). Each use is described in the following instructions.
To Insert/Extract A Nozzle
Use the winged portion of the key to pull up the riser on the pop up version to
access the nozzle orifice. Insert the key into the pull-up hole (Figure 3), turn it
90°, and pull up. Hold the riser in the pulled-up position.
Using the end of the key, turn the radius adjustment screw counterclockwise until
it clears the top of the nozzle (Figure 4a).
To remove the nozzle, insert the key into the slot at the top of the nozzle, above
the nozzle number. Exert pressure laterally while pulling on the key to dislodge
and remove the nozzle (Figure 4b).
To install a nozzle, press the nozzle into the nozzle socket. The nozzle number
should be visible and the nozzle prongs should be at 12 o’clock. Turn the radius
adjustment screw clockwise to its desired location (Figure 5) ensuring that it is in
a position to hold the nozzle in place even if radius reduction is not required.
Nozzle Performance Chart
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To Set The Arc
The rotor is pre-set from the factory at 90°.
The Super 800 rotor has a fixed LEFT stop. To find the left stop position, rotate
the nozzle turret clockwise (to the right) until it stops, then rotate the nozzle turret
all the way back to the left.
To increase the arc, insert the key into the arc adjustment slot, indicated by an
arrow in the center of the turret. Hold the turret in place while turning the tool
clockwise. Keep turning until the arrow points to the desired arc. The arrow will
point to the adjustable right stop. See Figure 6.
When the rotor is set at 360°, it will continuously rotate in a clockwise direction.
To decrease the arc, insert the key into the arc adjustment slot. Hold the turret in
place while turning the tool counter clockwise. Keep turning until the arrow points
to the desired arc. The arrow will point to the adjustable right stop.
To adjust the arc while the rotor is running, turn the turret gently in the direction
that it is spraying. Once the left stop has been located, follow the directions above
to increase or decrease the arc.
To line up the left stop with landscape features which define the left side of the
irrigated arc, simply turn the pop up housing or the shrub base and point the left
stop where the sprinkler should start spraying. You may also pull the pop up riser
up with the key and rotate the LOWER part of the riser until the left stop is at the
desired left stop position. DO NOT rotate theTOP part of the riser.
Installation Tips
The pop up version should be installed with the cap at the finished grade
(Figure 7). It is not designed to be installed below grade. The shrub version is
mounted above grade.
The radius adjustment screw can be used to reduce the radius of throw by up to
25%. You should note that this does not reduce the flow of the nozzle.
The screen can be accessed through the bottom of the riser. Remove the cap of
the pop up version and lift the riser assembly out of the housing can. The shrub
version can be unscrewed from the base. If plugged, the screen can be removed,
cleaned, and re-inserted into the riser.
The Super 800 rotor has a universal stator which eliminates the need to regulate
the flow regardless of the nozzle used. There is a pre-installed check valve on the
Super 800 rotor. Use of the check valve will eliminate low head drainage after the
zone has run.
•Three Body Styles: 5" Pop Up,
12" Pop Up, & Shrub Version
•Top Arc Indicator for
Visual Adjustment
•Slip Clutch
•Smart ArcTM
•9 Interchangeable, Reusable Nozzles
•Part/Full Circle in One Head
•Pre-installed Check Valve
•Universal Stator
•Standard Rubber Cover
•Single Bore Orifice Prevents Clogging
•Heavy Duty Retract Spring
•Pressure Activated Seal
•Heavy Duty Plastic Construction
•Robust Trip Mechanism
Pressure
PSI
30
40
Nozzle
Number
.50
.75
1
2
2.5
3
4
6
8
.50
.75
1
2
2.5
3
4
6
8
Radius
Ft.
28
29
32
37
38
38
43
45
42
29
30
33
40
39
39
44
46
45
Flow
GPM
0.5
0.7
1.3
2.4
2.5
3.6
4.4
5.9
8.0
0.6
0.8
1.5
2.5
2.8
4.2
5.1
6.0
8.5
Pressure
PSI
50
60
Nozzle
Number
.50
.75
1
2
2.5
3
4
6
8
.50
.75
1
2
2.5
3
4
6
8
Radius
Ft.
29
31
34
42
40
41
46
48
49
30
32
35
43
41
42
49
49
50
Flow
GPM
0.7
0.9
1.6
3.0
3.2
4.6
5.6
6.3
9.5
0.8
1.0
1.8
3.3
3.5
5.0
5.9
6.7
10.0
Nozzle Tree
P/N 102-1992
Super 800
Rotor Key
P/N 102-1889 Radius Adjustment /
Nozzle Retention Screw
Arc Adjustment Dial
Pull-Up Keyhole
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5
© 2003 The Toro Company Form Number 373-0152 Rev. B
a
Shrub Rotor
5" Rotor
12" Rotor
Figure 7Figure 6
Left Stop
Fixed-Stop
Right Stop
Adjustable
Stop-Return
Point
Super 800 Series Sprinklers
Installation Instructions
b
Pointed Tip For
Extracting Nozzles