Hunter I-60 Series Product Information page 6

PRODUCT FEATURES
AND BENEFITS (CONT.)
Patented V-Stat Self-adjusting Stator...
Drives more power and adds years to
sprinkler life
The I-60 requires no specially installed
parts or adjustments to ensure constant
speed of rotation. With the self-adjusting
™
VStat , the I-60 is provided up to twice the
driving force to the gear drive while adding
years to the sprinkler's life. This is
accomplished through the stator's patented
turbine isolation technology, a breakthrough
that all but eliminates gearbox wear due to
upward and lateral water thrust.
Standard Stainless Steel Riser...
Reliable retraction; longer riser seal life
The I-60's standard stainless steel riser
protects the riser and riser seal from
scratches and wear due to the increased
durability of stainless steel in harsh and
sandy soil conditions. Stainless steel
eliminates possible scoring on the riser and
riser seal, which can lead to premature
leaking and unsafe riser "stick-ups."
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3-Spring Reversing Mechanism...
Reliability when it's needed
Installers and end-users will have no
worries with the most reliable adjustable
arc reversing mechanism in the industry.
Our patented 3-spring, reversing technology
won't hang up and get locked at the
critical directional shift point.
5 Year Warranty...
Hunter Industries backs up the products
A full five-year warranty by Hunter
communicates to our customers that
the I-60 is a rotor that stands up to the
environment. The end-user can be
assured of a quality product with a
guarantee of dependable operation.
Date Coding...
The easy way to identify exactly when your
rotor was manufactured
All the Institutional Series Rotors including
the I-60 have the manufactured date code
stamped on the bottom of the riser stem.
The I-60's heavy-duty filter must be
removed first to read the code (a flat-blade
screwdriver works well for this). The date
is stamped with a 4-digit code – the first
two digits representing the month, the last
two digits indicating the year (e.g., 05 00
stands for May 2000).