Orbit rociador de agua con base puntiaguda de metal, paquete de 2 unidades., Verde

Units regularly get stuck, even with high water pressure.

now that i know how to actually use these sprinklers they are great! mostly durable but one already broke off in the ground but it still is able to stand up and use.

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND buying these sprinklers. When a product works great, I like to let prospective buyers know. But, when a product fails, very quickly, folks should know that too.Bought 2 of these, a couple of months ago. I use one in the front yard, one in the back. Got them adjusted to cover the areas I needed. Worked well, until they didn't. I have used each of them, about 4 - 5 times, 20 - 25 minutes each time. Then, one of them STOPPED its 'cycling' pattern, and just kept spraying all in the same spot. I re-adjusted it a bit, worked for about 5 min., then stopped 'cycling' again. Tried using it again, a few days later. SAME PROBLEM. Then about a week later, the other sprinkler developed the SAME PROBLEM.The sprinklers still look brand new, as I stored them in my garage, after each

I have tried numerous sprinklers over the past two summers, including two other brands of impact (impulse) sprinklers such as these, and a gear-drive type sprinkler. One of the impact sprinklers would move super slow and sometimes not return, and the other moved sooooo fast it barely watered and was impossible to adjust without getting soaked. It was also super light weight plastic and would move around..The gear-drive sprinkler did not water effectively close to the sprinkler, only at a distance. So far, this sprinkler is pretty much exactly what I’ve been trying to find! Waters effectively and is pretty well adjustable for stream spray and distance. Only negative is the side to side motion is a little hard to adjust because the adjustment rings are like a rubix cube and take some …

Very good backyard sprinklers for me. I love these things. With adequate water pressure they put out a really nice stream that covers a good 20-30 feet easily. In fact, I am particularly impressed for the price. The hardware that allows you to adjust the arc these cover is simple, but it is of a decent material that appears to be durable and rust resistant. The diverter screw that allows you to adjust the spray distance is just okay, but it does work for the intended purpose and is, again, very simple and intuitive to use. Basically, those are the only real adjustments these accommodate but that is adequate for me. You can angle them a little bit by how you put them in the ground as well. Of course we have pretty soft soil too, so the spike is plenty durable for my purposes. I am also …

I read other reviews saying they had trouble with the spikes not going into the ground, but in my sandier soil these work perfectly and move easily. I was very pleased with the metal construction. They look very sturdy and they shoot water sooo far! I bought this set for my 25'x75' garden and staked one at each end. I was greatly overshooting my garden until I fiddled with the sprayer shield and got it just where I wanted it. Now, with the help of a hose splitter with turn off valves, I can water my whole garden without holding a hose or moving a sprinkler. Yay!

I bought this two pack of sprinklers along with this one from Rainbird: RainBird P5RLSP Plastic Impact Sprinkler on Large Metal Spike, Adjustable 0° to 360° Pattern, 20' - 38' Spray DistanceI liked these Orbit ones more because the entire thing was made out of metal. The Rainbird one had plastic pieces to it and I felt those would be likely to break later on through the years. I left these Orbit sprinklers out in the rain, sun, and occasional snow and it has held up very well. I also didn't like the Rainbird because the filter (in between where you connect the hose) would always fall out whenever I disconnected the hose. I would find them somewhere on the lawn later or on the deck. With these Orbit sprinklers, the filter stayed in tack no matter how many times I removed the hose from the …

I'm somewhere between a 3 and a 4, but I'll be gracious and give these 4 stars. Easy to hook up and for the most part, very sturdy. Water pressure is great and they cover a significantly greater distance, in my opinion, than the plastic sprinklers I used to have. The only downsides I've encountered so far include:1) If the ground is hard beneath the soil layer the spikes will snap if you try to force the issue. Ilive in Northern VA where clay is the prominent soil type and on both occasions when I've attempted to use a hammer to squeeze an extra inch or two of depth, the ends of the stakes have snapped. Fortunately I'm able to still use them;2) The pin that flips back and forth when doing <360 degree watering sometimes gets stuck. There's no rhyme or reason for this, so I've had to twist …