Is the coverage distance 80 ft from the sprinkler head (i.e., 80 ft radius?)
1873280
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
1107204
I'm able to cover at least 50 feet long by 20 feet wide and it can probably go further than that in both directions. I just don't have that big of a yard.
882451
Sorry, but I don't know. I will say that this is the best sprinkler I've ever owned, and I've owned many!
114912
Three would work fine if the area covered is of shorter distance to the sprinkler. With two on a zone I can spray about 30 feet from each sprinkler..
941798
my property is not flat either and it works great. The grade of the land won't have much affect. The sprinkler is quite heavy and has some pretty good teeth on the wheels. What will have more impact is the amount of hose it starts to drag behind after a couple hours.
2054072
I have 4 sprinklers running at the same time but I purposefully only want it to throw 10 feet across. I have them configured to spray in half circles. It's the best way I've figured out to irrigate an extremely long narrow space but only spraying from the side.
2163614
My experience, working with a well pressure of 40 PSI was that it covered an area about 6' x 20'. However, there is a pressure drop at each sprinkler head after the first one so the strip narrows as you get further down the line. The last one covers about a 3' circle. If you have higher water pressure you might do better, but most city systems run at 40 - 50 PSI.
1767435
I bought this for my Girlfriends Mother to keep beside her chair at home for protection. I did one quick spray when it arrived and it went out about 15 feet. If I had continued to spray, I believe it would have covered in the area of 20-25 feet. It appears, to use it to its maximum range, you should continue to spray for a few seconds and not just a quick hit like I tested.
2163615
My guess is that it's about 30 feet but unless you have really powerful water pressure you won't be able to stretch them out full length -- what happens is that the sprinkler closest to the water source puts out the biggest range of spray, then the next one and finally the last one -- bottom line, I like them and have used them for many years --they work find, you just have to turn them on and figure out how far to spread the 3 apart -- also I tried lining up two sets of three but my water pressure wasn't good enough to get them to put out a decent spray -- my water pressure is at least average -- My guess is that it's about 30 feet but unless you have really powerful water pressure you won't be able to stretch them out full length -- what happens is that the sprinkler closest to the water source puts out the biggest range of spray, then the next one and finally the last one -- bottom line, I like them and have used them for many years --they work find, you just have to turn them on and figure out how far to spread the 3 apart -- also I tried lining up two sets of three but my water pressure wasn't good enough to get them to put out a decent spray -- my water pressure is at least... » Read More My guess is that it's about 30 feet but unless you have really powerful water pressure you won't be able to stretch them out full length -- what happens is that the sprinkler closest to the water source puts out the biggest range of spray, then the next one and finally the last one -- bottom line, I like them and have used them for many years --they work find, you just have to turn them on and figure out how far to spread the 3 apart -- also I tried lining up two sets of three but my water pressure wasn't good enough to get them to put out a decent spray -- my water pressure is at least average -- « Show Less
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In terms of its 'reach,' it may be more than what is needed for that use. My recommendation would be to get a good 'up and over' sprinkler as it would water in a better rectangle-like pattern for your needs.
1658341
I am not sure, we do not have sprinkler. You should try to contact the manufacture
1910704
When I opened mine, it was not even a radius(curved)! To make it worse it was all spot and no flood. Thanks for inquiring. Have a great day.
491610
I think the total is a 400 ft radius. Minimum is 40 feet. I have mine set at 140 feet because of the proximity to the road. There might be an extender that you can purchase. Check with Havahart to see what is available. Hope this helps.
1647829
I guess it depends on how small your yard is. I've got a large yard, but am using this sprinkler to water only a 25x50 foot rectangular seedbed. With the sprinkler in the middle of this area, I've got it adjusted so the spray distance varies from about 13 to 25 feet. I think it could service an even smaller area if I turned down the water flow. If your yard is smaller, and is not very irregular in shape, you might want to use a small oscillating sprinkler. Keep in mind that impulse sprayers, like this Gilmour, are designed to shoot water fairly long distances because they aim in one direction at a time. The oscillating sprinklers provide more even coverage for smaller areas.
1797954
google the part # and installation instructions and you should be able to find a pdf for it. I believe 9ft radius on the coverage, but check out the installation info.
2283466
Yes. Its adjustable from near Zero degrees to 360 degrees, all the while adjusting distance for each about 15 degrees or so. Best sprinkler I ever owned.
1487032
I agree with the low-flow 1-2 feet is about it. But with the number of sprinklers in the system and the way you can overlap the sprays I did get a lot of coverage. This is my second year and I only removed the sprinkler heads for the winter and we are up an running again this summer. Love the system.