Deciding between Toro and Hunter for a new system? Both are top-tier brands. Here's the practical breakdown:
| Factor | Hunter | Toro |
|---|---|---|
| Controller Innovation | Leads (Hydrawise Wi-Fi, Predictive Watering) | Strong (Evolution, Custom Command) |
| Rotors | PGP Ultra, I-20 — industry standard | T5, T7 — excellent, slightly different arc adjustment |
| Sprays | Pro-Spray, PS Ultra | 570Z, Precision Series |
| Valves | PGV, ICV — very reliable | P-220, EZ-Flo — proven |
| Warranty | 2–5 years (residential) | 2–5 years (residential) |
Choose the better contractor. If the Toro company impresses you with service, design thoroughness, and references—go Toro. Ask if they'll install Hunter components if you prefer; a good contractor will accommodate.
Brand loyalty is secondary to installation quality and ongoing support.
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