🐦 Rain Bird 5000 Rotor Screwdriver & Pull-Up Tool for Rotor Maintenance Review

Not much can go wrong here. This is a flat head screwdriver with sprinkler head adjustment screws. The handle is true to size. The pull up feature works well too. I'm sure I'll find another use for this tool.

This tool is used on Rainbird sprinkler heads. You can use a small screwdriver, but for a few bucks that works better, and I'd prefer that option for convenience. Spend your extra few dollars and get this tool.

This is Rainbird's original rotary tool. Raising the sprinklers works great, although I find the smaller drivers easier to find and turn the adjustment screws. This one will do for that, but sometimes I have to fish to line up the groove because it's pretty tight on the screw.

This screwdriver is just the right size for me to hold comfortably and my hands are really big. I can use this tool not only for my sprinkler, but also for small screws like the ones on my doorknob, the remote control for my tv etc. It is very handy and worth the money. I would definitely recommend this screwdriver to friends and family.

I didn't get a tool with my sprinkler system so this was a must have. This is an initial upfront cost, but will pay for itself when you maintain your system. As soon as it arrived I cleaned all of my pop-up filters and adjusted the heads where I needed a little tweaking. I used to use a small flat blade, but I was able to easily pull out the heads like I did with this tool.

I find this tool to be a must for Rain Bird sprinkler systems. Its handy shape and small size make it very easy to lift the sprinkler head to access the nozzle and make adjustments. Some may use other household tools to raise sprinkler heads, but this tool minimizes damage to the plastic. I would definitely recommend this tool for Rain Bird systems or other systems it might be compatible with.

After receiving the Rainbird Rotor Tool 5000 today, I wanted to try it. It works so well for adjusting the spray of my sprinkler system. Its ideal size works specifically for my system and makes it easy to increase or decrease flow depending on the weather. Here in Southern California, this can be an everyday chore. I no longer fear going outside to adjust my sprinkler valve and trying to find the right screwdriver when I have this tool built specifically for the job. If it were different for…

This screwdriver is super tiny. Please see photo. A screwdriver is required for Rain Bird "rotating” sprinkler heads only. As others have said you will need a tool to pry the head up (rare with rotary heads) but I'm sure a piece of wire with a tiny bend at the end will do the same job and is almost a lot cheaper than this, more useless and very expensive screwdriver. Any 1/8" wide flat or slotted screwdriver (hobbyist/watch driver) will work to adjust the heads of Rain Bird sprinklers. The Rain