Biswing Impact Sprinkler Head on Tripod Base, Heavy Duty Lawn Sprinklers, 360 Degree Large Area Irrigation, Brass Sprinkler Nozzle & Solid Alloy Metal Extension Legs Flip Locks, 1 Pack

We have about two acres of lawn (out of our five acre property) and so we have 12-14 of these sprinklers that run basically every other day for 60-90 minutes. These sprinklers are so dependable, last for years and just keep working so if and when I have one that finally gives out (or if "someone" accidentally hits one with the riding mower and breaks a leg off) - I always buy more.They're easily moved around, they fold up for winter storage and take very little maintenance.I occasionally spray a little WD-40 on the mechanism to keep it working smoothly and have on occasional used a bit of white lithium grease when they start to get slowed down by the heavy minerals (calcium, lime, iron) that is in our well water.I do have some of these sprinklers that have been working for probably 8-10 years.I'm sold on them.

The washer with a screen were you hook up the hose is the only thing I didn't like. Replaced it with a normal washer because it does restrict a couple of pounds of water pressure. Otherwise it throws water a great distance and will be buying another set for my rental home...

GREAT SPRINKLERS THE ONLY PROBLEM IS THE ADJUSTABLE STOPS ARE NOT STRONG ENOUGHT AS THEAS IT MOVES IT SLOWLY GETS WIDER AND WIDER. I USED A LONG TWIST TY TO KEEP THE STOPS IN POSITION . OTHER THAN THAT I LOVE THEM COVERS A LOT OF AREA !!!

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Overall, the sprinkler works very well. It can be adjusted for closer distances or far distances. You can adjust the width of spray. I am not sure if goes a complete 360 degrees, but it does come close. It is a good sprinkler if you have a large area to water. It provides more control over adjusting height, distance, and width of the rotation than other sprinklers I have tried. I figured out how to adjust after practicing with it for about 20 minutes. It is very light weight. I took off a star because of the tube that you connect the hose to. I think it too low to the ground and it is at an odd angle. It would have been better if it was either straight out from the side or if it has to go at downward angle, it should be adjusted so that the part you connect the hose to is higher off ground. It curves down low to the ground. I had to raise the legs to attach my hose which seems kind of a waste of design. Height 16 (lowest height in the pictures) will not work for me, but I have a flat yard and a fairly rigid hose. Fortunately, the legs are easy to adjust, and I was able to adjust it a few inches up. But why make a product where the legs can go that low if everyone cannot use it at that level? However, someone with ground area that is not as flat or someone who has a more flexible hose might not have the same problem.