Can't find the valve box for your Toro Vision system? It's likely near the water source — backflow preventer, pump, or main shutoff — and buried under a few inches of soil, mulch, or sod.
Aggressive digging risks cutting pipes or wires. A locator pays for itself in avoided repairs.
Raise the box to grade with a riser if it's too deep. Mark location with a stake or map for future service.
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