Kenyon
Kenyon 85424GR 4" Sprinkler Head Trimmer 33 in
Trims sprinkler heads with a 4-inch steel blade on a 33-inch T-grip handle
- TypeCar
- Trims sprinkler heads cleanly with 4 in steel blade
- 33 in overall length reduces bending while working
- T-grip handle gives firm control in wet soil
- Welded steel construction resists bending under pressure
- 5/8 in steel shaft transfers force without flex
Kenyon 85424GR 4" Sprinkler Head Trimmer
The Kenyon 85424GR is a 4-inch sprinkler head trimmer built for adjusting and cleaning irrigation heads. Its 33-inch overall length lets the user work from a standing position. A T-grip handle made of steel provides leverage and control. The head and shaft are welded steel for durability.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Homeowners and landscapers maintaining in-ground sprinkler systems will find the tool matches the 4-inch head diameter common on many residential rotors and pop-ups. Buyers who need to service larger commercial heads or who prefer a shorter handle for tight spaces should consider other options.
The specification that decides fit
The 4-inch head diameter determines whether this trimmer matches the sprinkler heads on site. Measure the existing heads before purchase; the tool only fits 4-inch diameter openings.
Highlights
- Trims sprinkler heads cleanly with 4 in steel blade
- 33 in overall length reduces bending while working
- T-grip handle gives firm control in wet soil
- Welded steel construction resists bending under pressure
- 5/8 in steel shaft transfers force without flex
Specifications
| Brand | SEYMOUR MIDWEST KENYON |
|---|---|
| Type | Car |
Questions about this item
Will the 33 in overall length clear my 4 in sprinkler heads without bending?
The 33 in shaft lets you stand upright while the 4 in steel head trims grass around each sprinkler without stooping.
How do I attach the T‑Grip handle to the 5/8 in shaft?
Slide the welded T‑Grip onto the 5/8 in steel shaft until it seats firmly; the handle is already fixed so no bolts or tools are required.
When will the 4 in steel cutting head need replacement?
Replace the 4 in steel head once the edge dulls or the weld shows cracks; the all‑steel construction resists wear but is not sharpenable.
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