What is the smallest diameter turn this sprinkler can make without jumping off of the hose?
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It seems to me that anything less than about a 5ft diameter should be tried
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if you are looking for the entire circle that the sprinkler covers that would be the diameter not radius. So if this is similar to my other sprinkler it is 80 ft diameter and 40 ft radius
1182469
Very easy to set up. Adjust the red pins to the radius you are looking to cover on your lawn. The silver devise rotates until it hits the red pin on each side. Basically the same principal as any other sprinkler. We like it very much, great coverage. Hope this helps.
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There is a nob you can twist to adjust how much water comes out of the spout.
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Not sure about that. It would have to be round and you would need the appropriate size. Try a garden hose with a nozzle on the end.
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Yes, You just slide the rubber stop farther up the hose so the end hangs closer to the ground. The rewind tension can be adjusted to.
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I can't tell what the smallest would be without taking it all apart, but I removed the rubber strip that it comes with and it fits (just barely) on a 1.258 diameter (about 1 and 1/4 inch) round tripod leg. I would guess it would easily go down to 1 inch. You could also put more rubber or wrap tape around the pipe or whatever to make it thicker.
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It has a 1/4inch quick coupler outlet. You can change out to whatever size you want. I use a 3/8inch hose with the 1/4inch quick coupler.
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The distance is adjustable via a knob on top. The short bursts of water last 1 1/2 to 2 seconds. It sprays back and forth like a regular sprinkler does. The distance of that travel is also adjustable.
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The one I had would barely rotate. When it did the 0-5 feet barely got wet.
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Rainbirds website has a parts list diagram and only show replacent nozzles but not flow restrictive ones.Perhaps you can use a small diameter hose or small diameter connector somewhere between the water source and the sprinkler. Watertflow is only as great as the smallest section from source to sprinkler. Hope that helps!
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That should work for you. The "expanding" hoses will work if you don't mind getting wet to set the sprinkler at the end of the hose once it expands. :o) I just wish the tractor moved a little faster. With the draught, we're rationing water in Colorado (even with the floods), and the city has limited the time we're allowed to water. Good luck with your Raintrain (be sure to put it away - the neighbors all want one.
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This sprinkler seems to be very adjustable. I do believe you can adjust it so the water travels on only one half of a designated area. I use it for full coverage so cannot speak to using in on only a segment.
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This is pretty well spelled out on both the Amazon site and Gardena site. However, we have good water pressure and I purchased this for smaller areas and use it accordingly. On the box it says: Width: from 10' to 40' and length: 10'-60'. You can adjust all three controls (including volume of water). I am very pleased with this purchase as we are with the true oscillating model: GARDENA Premium Oscillating Sprinkler 250 for larger areas.
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I am sorry I could not open the link given but I was going to say that the only person who could answer the question would be the sprinkler company or someone that has the hose and the sprinkler.
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I believe the hose connectors are standard size. They are plastic. Any hardware store would have the parts you need. Not sure why you would need to shorten the hose lengths unless you have low water pressure. Otherwise, just snake the hose to place the sprinklers closer together.
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Yeah, this sprinkler needs a stand. I have the Orbit 1/2-Inch Metal Ring Sprinkler Base 58030. It's pretty stout. But a handheld? Meaning a hose attachment? I bought a couple of those thru Amazon...look at the reviews/price and go with one that works for you.