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09-13-12, 03:14 AM

anubhav

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National Model B3 Walking Sprinkler

Same situation is with me, I have National Model B3 Walking Sprinkler.

I had some problems with that I called customer service support but didn't get any satisfying solution, so finally I decided to download user manual online.

If someone knows the installation process, please tell.

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09-13-12, 08:23 AM

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Welcome to the forums. I have given you your own thread. Please in the future create your own. I suggest you add enough detail that readers of your post can understand your problem.

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