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Front view of Toro 300-10-00 shrub rotor body (no nozzle installed), 3-inch pop-up housing and visible filter screen components.

Toro 300-10-00 Shrub Multi-Stream Rotor Body — No Nozzle

Brand: Toro
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$30.78
$22.32
SKU 300-10-00
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The Toro 300-10-00 Shrub Multi-Stream Rotor body is the pop-up body-only version of Toro's 300 Series designed for shrub and low-profile installations. This listing is for the rotor body without a nozzle or arc disc. Multi-stream "finger" jets reduce precipitation rate and resist wind while delivering precise, uniform coverage across landscapes.

  • Body-only configuration: Shrub rotor supplied without nozzle or arc disc so you can choose nozzles and arc discs to match each zone.
  • Pop-up height & inlet: 3" (76.2 mm) shrub pop-up with 20 mm (3/4") female bottom inlet for standard plumbing connections.
  • Coverage & pressure: Typical radius 15–33 ft depending on nozzle and pressure; optimum operating range 35–60 PSI for best performance.
  • Matched precipitation: Interchangeable nozzles and nine arc discs allow matched precipitation rates for uniform watering and reduced run-off.
  • Durable construction: Engineered polymer body with stainless-steel retraction spring, wiper seal and large basket filter for reliable, long service life.
  • Maintenance & versatility: Planetary gear-drive and water-lubricated gears, easy access filter, and compatibility with 300 Series arc discs and nozzle options.

Ideal for residential and light-commercial landscapes where low precipitation and wind-resistant coverage are required. Use with Toro 300 Series nozzles and arc discs (sold separately) to dial in radius and arc. Refer to the Toro 300 Series manual for nozzle performance charts, installation guidance, and warranty details before fitting and commissioning.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What inlet size does the 300-10-00 use?
The 300-10-00 uses a 20mm (3/4") female bottom inlet; standard fittings adapt to common irrigation piping.
What pressure and radius does this rotor require?
Typical operating range is 35–60 PSI. Radius depends on nozzle choice but typically spans 15–33 ft.
Does this model include a nozzle and arc disc?
No. This listing is for the rotor body only; nozzles and arc discs are sold separately to allow matched precipitation setups.
How do I maintain the 300 Series rotor?
Periodically remove the cap, clean the large basket filter, and inspect the wiper seal and retraction spring for debris.