Would it be safe to pull over retracting sprinkler heads without damage
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In my opinion it would be safe as long as you follow instructions furnished on adding weight to the top of the Agri-Fab. Don't exceed the recommended weight and you should be fine. I have nearly 50 sprinkler heads in the ground on my lot. Experienced no damage last spring.
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I have 9 zones in my yard and have never damaged a head. Just be careful as to how much weight you add and how deep you run the tines. Machine works great. I also use it to rake up pine needles.
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Rob, I have Centrocon bait traps and I do my best to avoid them but a sprinkler head might be recessed enough to not be bothered. To be absolutely safe, go around them or raise the time depth. I wish it had your problem. �t
1658341
I am not sure, we do not have sprinkler. You should try to contact the manufacture
631426
No. I used a "pull down" faucet that allows the faucet head to be pulled out on a hose.
540563
Yes it is; had to check I used this for a floral display to removal of the sprinkler head was not a concern.
595962
I have no issues with a nozzle attachment but have never tried it with a sprinkler.
1186983
It's only on the body and base of the faucet, since that is all metal. The pull-out head is made of plastic so you can actually use it without accidentally turning off the water stream.
1696794
You can always remove the water restrictor on both the mounted and handheld showerheads if the pressure isn't high enough. I'm not sure if that breaks any laws but plenty of people do it. It's basically a disc with a hole that you can easily pry out.
1727533
I bought one and it's built the same as all the other I've had in the past. The spring that makes the head rotate is the weakest point on these type of sprinklers. So far mine is holding up. I douse them in WD 40 before every use but I'm using well water which is gyppy and very hard. I like and recommend them.
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This is a heaver hose than the cheep plastic hoses. I love the fact that it stands up to heavy traffic. I don't recommend using it for traveling sprinklers though, its too heavy for them to pull and the gears wear out quick so to answer your question, yes its hard to drag across the yard.
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
100010
I am not sure I understand your question. If you are referring to digging up pop-up sprinkler heads whose water supply is provided by buried irrigation pipe this shovel would be ideal. The rounded point is less likely to knick the under ground tubing and can move dirt well.
1555166
I'm no subject matter expert on sprinkler heads, as I end up usually getting quite wet, but each sprinkler head has a little screw on top that by turning it, the sprinkler radius will widen or narrow.
595961
There should be no problem using with a sprinkler. The hose is light weight so even the self propelled versions should have no problem with it. The length at 25 feet is a little short for a lawn but okay for flower beds and such close to the spigot.
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It absolutely is. I emailed Behrens and at first they told me it was not designed to be removable and the replacement heads were sold in case one leaked. Of course that was a contradictory statement and it's silly that Behrens would answer like this. I wrote back and said, "OK, so if my can spout leaked, how would I replace it?". They wrote back and said "What you could do, is use some type of tool, such as a pliers, to loosen up the rosette head. There is a double sealant, on the head, to prevent it from leaking."I used a large slip joint pliers opened/adjusted to the large "joint", put that right on the threads with judicious pressure and the head spun right off. It absolutely is. I emailed Behrens and at first they told me it was not designed to be removable and the replacement heads were sold in case one leaked. Of course that was a contradictory statement and it's silly that Behrens would answer like this. I wrote back and said, "OK, so if my can spout leaked, how would I replace it?". They wrote back and said "What you could do, is use some type of tool, such as a pliers, to loosen up the rosette head. There is a double sealant, on the head, to prevent it from leaking."I used a large slip joint pliers... » Read More It absolutely is. I emailed Behrens and at first they told me it was not designed to be removable and the replacement heads were sold in case one leaked. Of course that was a contradictory statement and it's silly that Behrens would answer like this. I wrote back and said, "OK, so if my can spout leaked, how would I replace it?". They wrote back and said "What you could do, is use some type of tool, such as a pliers, to loosen up the rosette head. There is a double sealant, on the head, to prevent it from leaking."I used a large slip joint pliers opened/adjusted to the large "joint", put that right on the threads with judicious pressure and the head spun right off. « Show Less
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You may use the sprinkler head on the plant stand, however you should clamp it to the stand. You could use a small "C" clamp or even a bungee cord to it to the top. Sometimes the pulsating action will cause the sprinkler to move.
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I don't know for sure, but I don't think I would recommend it. You would probably run the chance of breaking part of the sprinkler system.
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Pull cover as tight as possible with bungees, making extra twists if possible. Also make sure corners are down and a tight as possible. However, once it has been stretched from the pooled water, it may not be able to be pulled tight. One fix, if you can accept it, is to put small holes in the areas of pooling to let water drip through.
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Shelly I would have to go and look tomorrow, but I think it can be. I turned it just a small bit and it did not stay on long,but long enough for me to water what I needed to. I have two. One for the back and one for the front...I love them because I don't have to worry about forgetting to turn off the water when I set the sprinklers on.