If placed in the lawn will the sprinkler system damage them.
333821
Nope-- it has been sprinkled regularly, and doesn't mind. Although it is several feet from the emitter.
333822
I'm not absolutely certain but I have mine in the flower bed. They get rained on watered with the plants and occasional sprinkler abuse. They're still going strong.
333823
I dont have a sprinkler system. When the solar cells get wet from rain they can get water logged and it seems to effect the connection to the light. Shaking the water out has so far always corrected the issue.
1651898
Yes. Remember this is a "soaker" not a "sprinkler". Lay soker down the middle with low water pressure[water flow]
1965237
You can set it so it doesn't swing very far from side to side and set it so the spray goes the longer length. I've got a big yard so I haven't tried to cut it way back, but I think it should work fine. It's a nice sprinkler. It seems to be holding up where most that we've tried don't.
1405198
I noticed none. I ran several sprinklers for a large yard through a single unit, and of course there was some, but no different than without the unit. Running one through the unit, absolutely no drop.
1082404
can't imagine it wouldn't. these spikes are very sharp and most sprinkler heads are plastic. i'd mark them and avoid them.
925997
No. There will definitely be lawn scorch even at the lowest setting. Suggest you use a chemical weed killer.
1529892
What I've heard is don't allow Anyone or thing on the lawn until it fully dries. http://www.pbigordon.com/pdfs/Q4-SL.pdf
1487028
I used mine to water a small garden and it worked very well. I don't believe the sprinkler heads were designed to spray more than 1-2 feet.
1763872
most new sprinkler heads are all plastic and the pro-pointer only detects metal. But if there is any metal in it, it will detect it. It only has a range of 3 inches or less and I think most sprinkler heads are set around 4 inches.
1215366
No, our sprinkler system has never caused it to go off. It has worked really well fending off neighborhood dogs though :)
408246
It has serpentine tines which are long and pointy. I think that they would cut through PVC sprinkler lines before you realized. If the sprinkler lines are over 6" deep, then I doubt that you would reach them though, so it may be ok to use. A bigger tiller would probably be more likely to damage the lines because it goes deeper.
1082405
i think they can. i dont' have any to worry about. You may want to put a flag on the sprinkler and go around it.
575029
I have no experience with sprinkler systems as I live in an apartment. It seems to have survived quite a few heavy rains though.
1079520
the pressure would be too much on a regular garden hose and most sprinklers would be too weak..you would have to use a commercial sprinkler
2215303
That can happen if the top part of the sprinkler--which screws on and off--gets loose. See if you can tighten the top piece. It can also happen if you make a sudden change in the pattern by pushing up/down the red ring with one notch all the way up and the very next one all the way to the lowest setting...if you make a more gradual adjustment, it shouldn't be a problem. FYI--I have owned several of these sprinklers through the years and love them because my yard is oddly snapped, front and back.
2178161
Yes it can be adjusted by moving the 2 flat black tabs on the top of the sprinkler if that don't work call Dramm at 920-684-0227 there sprinklers are warranted for as long as you own it no questions asked but it sounds to me that you did not move the tabs.
1335025
It will work on a newly seeded lawn HOWEVER because it is heavy and the water pressure from garden hose pulls the lawn tractor along, the dragging water hose will damage the new growth. I suggest you use a regular stationary sprinkler until your new lawn is established and strong.