What makes the TG101 better! Large Radius “Gun Style” Sprinkler

Self-Adjusting Brake System Innovative: Self-Adjusting Brake System Self-adjusting brake system adapts its brake force to the system water pressure - the competition does not Benefits Steady gun-rotation speed regardless of nozzle-pressure range Excellent distribution performance over the entire operating range

Better Distribution: The Drive System Innovative drive system for an excellent water stream diffusion Benefits Slow rotation speed in both directions for a consistent and smooth operation with less vibration Improves water uniformity, even under different pressures Helps reduce run-off and over-watering Operates at lower pressures with a range from 30 PSI to 110 PSI ( 2 to 7 bars ) Saves water and money

Advanced Stream Diffusion Better Distribution: Advanced Stream Diffusion Produces a fan spray at start-up helping to minimize soil erosion and puddling Benefits: Better water pattern over the entire throw radius of the gun Better water pattern close to the gun due to effective stream diffusion at all pressures Helps control erosion

Better Distribution: Dynamic Jet-Breaker The Intermittent Dynamic Jet-Breaker deflects only about 10% of water stream: Benefits: Saves energy and lowers operating costs through lower operating pressures Optimizes water distribution by breaking up the water stream with an intermittent blade especially at lower pressures Does Not affect distance of throw Recommended on solid-set systems

Adjustable Rotation Speed Better Distribution: Adjustable Rotation Speed Features: Three selectable speeds that adjust the frequency of the drive arm Slower drive arm frequency, the more water away from the gun Water stream is broken up less frequently Faster drive arm frequency, the more water closer to the gun Water stream is broken up more frequently Benefits: Adds flexibility to water distribution pattern to accommodate specific requirements Speed Adjustment

Better Distribution: Slow Reverse Benefits: Slow steady rotation with greatly reduced vibration Suitable for all irrigation systems and applications

Better Performance: Larger Barrel Typical 2” Gun Nelson SR100 Rain Bird SR3003 TORO TG101 +33% Nelson SR75 Nelson SR100 - 40% - 33% The TG101 features the largest barrel cross section in its category. Benefits: 33% larger barrel cross section Hydraulically optimized shape of the straightening vanes Produces hydraulically-optimized flow pattern The water throw and distribution are unique for this category of product

Better Performance: Nozzle Design A Better Nozzle Design! Benefits: Resilient wear-resistant polymer nozzles Perform better than aluminum nozzles used by the competition The only repair part that customers should carry Less expensive than competition Two standard nozzle options: .63” and .87” ( 16mm and 22mm ) Additional range of nozzles available for speciality applications

Quality: Built to Last The TG101 is built to last with quality materials and construction. Constructed with: High-grade Aluminum Composites specially designed for strength and durability Tested to withstand the harsh usage of irrigation applications

Better Performance: No Maintenance Benefits of TG101 Design: No ball bearings Competition uses ball bearings, which can seize at contact with moisture, cause failure and result in expensive repairs No grease or oil needed No tools required All adjustments can be done by hand Modular Design Damaged parts are easily repaired Lower part costs and pricing than competition

Sports Field Application Typical Usage: Sports Field Application Benefits of TG101 Usage Irrigation from the perimeter of sports fields No rotors in playing field No hoses, reels, or equipment on edges of the field when pole-mounted Cooling Artificial turf can reach 140°-160°F ( 60o-70oC ) when outside temperature reaches 75°-85°F ( 25o-30ºC) General Maintenance Cleaning of dust and debris off the field Stabilization of the Infill Reduces migration

Typical Installation TG101 has a 2” NPT / 2” BSP female thread 3” galvanized pipe 7 ft / 2 m above ground Concrete thrust block

Other Support Resources: Competitive Comparison (Toro vs Nelson) Word Document (Toro) Typical Installation Details for TG101 (more detailed pdf document - Toro) Article on Artificial Turf Temperatures by Penn State University “Evaluation of Playing Surface Characteristics of Various In-Filled Systems” http://cropsoil.psu.edu/mcnitt/infill7a.cfm FIFA Recommended Maintenance for Artificial Sports Turf: FIFA is the International Federation for Futbol/Soccer standards http://www.fifa.com/mm/document/afdeveloping/pitchequip/maintenance%5fartificial%5fpitch%5fen%5f341.pdf http://www.fifa.com/mm/document/afdeveloping/pitchequip/fqc%5ffootball%5fturf%5ffolder%5f342.pdf (Page 77)