GRASSHOLE Sprinkler Head Guard Protector - Donut-Style, Prevents Mower Damage - 10 Pack - ABS Plastic

Easy to install and keeps the heads from damage from mowing and trimming! Great buy

1 sprinkler head mounted near the edge of my driveway was always getting broken. Since I installed this donut over the sprinkler head, I had not issues. simple install. Literally just push it down over the head. I had to use a small spade to dig out some dirt around the head and cut the edging a little to mount to fit the curve of the driveway. The size we perfect and also avoids any grass growing right up to the sprinkler head. I wish it was less expensive but it is cheaper and easier than having to fix the broken sprinkler heads.

I solid solution for easily protecting a sprinkler head. Easy to install; I have not tried to use the perforated lines to edge it near a driveway or landscape obstacle. Those lines to get a bit flimsy. I wish they made a version for out in the open with no scored lines. I would buy again if I needed, though wish they were a bit less expensive.

Easy to install depending on soil.

Nice sturdy products I recommend it

Update — 29 July rec’d a replacement guard to have an extra that I needed. Came in envelope with no packin/protection & 2 side flaps are broken — that’s the weakness in the product; the side flaps c are scored so if you need to trim, it’s easy — but they have a tendency to break easily — even before you put it in place in the ground — This one arrived today; brand new out of the envelope YUP!!!! Finally!! help w/constant problem of heads being “squashed” — a great idea !!! Sturdy & easy fast install My heads are close to the street & cars have sv tendency to be inconsiderate & drive on the edge of my lawn — 2 heads were damaged just last year These will be a great help !!

Just finished installing 17 GRASSHOLES. It fits over all my sprinkler heads except the Rainbird MAXI-PAW(only have one). I have 13 Rainbird gear driven rachets and the rest are pop ups. Easy to install. I use a rubber mallet to tap them in. If the ground is real hard, just get a bucket and pour a little water around the head. I only had one that I had to break-off the edges, up against a wall. It was easy.

I have now installed 4 of the 5 in the package I purchased and am very happy with the results. When I received them, I had first thought that the wide flange would be a problem but it didn't turn out to be. Installing in center-of-yard placements was easy as I simply (a) cleared out the grass and a bit of dirt covering the sprinkler heads, (b) did a minor amount of weed-wacking around the head... this probably wasn't necessary, then (c) mushed them in as far as I could with my hands and then gently but firmly stepped on them and they went all of the way in without any problem. Oh, to play fair, I did do this job right after a hard rain so that probably softened the ground enough to make the job easier. The wide flange is too much for sprinkler heads that are right next to walks and concrete so I won't use this product there - but, I found another option. But, for any center-of-yard heads, this item seems perfect.