Keyfit Tools Windows Drill Power 304 Stainless Steel Sprinkler Head Trimmer 2 3/4" Diameter Trim Rotors & Spray Heads in Seconds! for Overgrown Sprinklers Cleaning Adjustment Replacement & Raising

Sturdy and easy to use. Just be careful not to push too hard or you will break the sprinkler.

Very disappointed in this product. They took a standard wood hole cutting bit, removed the pilot drill added an extension. The teeth are not shear cutters so they grab the grass and won’t turn or just tear things up. Nice idea, poor execution

I wish I would have paid better attention to the description. 3.5 to 4 inch would have been better for space around the sprinkler as well. Depth of one more inch would work nicer, but this did the job fine.

I have a lot of sprinkler heads to clear. This makes it alot easier.

I liked the concept but am frustrated by a few things. It definitely should have a liner of plastic or rubber. Always afraid metal against plastic, metal wins every time. I added a rubber stop to mine.Also why is there no option to buy a kit of 2-3 sizes?

This sprinkler head trimmer design is so cleaver, sturdy and well built. I am a huge fan of any product that adds efficiency to required tasks in the garden while saving time off my knees. Cleans easily with a screwdriver and a hose. You won’t regret getting this gadget for the garden and lawn.

If this halfway worked as advertised.... 1) you need to be less tall 4' tall to use the just over a foot long drill extension... This is just an 1/2 drill extension... maybe $10. 2) the cutter head is a very cheap 2 1/2" wood hole saw... multiple available at this quality for $8 online... That's all! It may be great for cutting 1/8 plastic, not turf unless you are cutting a golf green grass. 3) you will need to buy a 1/2-inch drill motor and 100 feet of 12 gage extension cord.... remember to use a GFI circuit. Just the cord will cost you $100. I did see a battery powered 1/2" drill for $150. I've never every been this unhappy with an Amazon product! If I hadn't spent the last few hours try to make it work on "normal turf", I beat the crap out of it, I would return it.Update... As a follow up to my initial review... I modified the shaft to fit a 3/8 battery powered drill. It doesn't like thick turf but works ok once you get the hang of it. Still a little pricey for what you get.

Easy to use, and fast.