Three 12-year-old Hardie valves leak at diaphragm area. Tightening screws helped but not fully. Installer says replace valves, not diaphragms.
Diaphragms can be replaced without full valve change. Take old diaphragm to irrigation supply (likely Hardie HR-1). However, Hardie valves often develop cracked seats after 10 years, necessitating full replacement anyway. Upgrade to Rain Bird DV-100 with flow control for 12+ year reliability.
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