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Thursday, January 24, 2013

Nelson Cast Iron Square Spray Pattern Stationary Sprinkler Head 50951
50951 Features: -Iron stationary sprinkler.-Square spray pattern.-Heavy duty cast iron body with rust resistant, powder coat paint.-Pound Of Rain , 1 lb for stability.-Covers 30' x 30'.
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Simple tech is the best
I love this little sprinkler. With our community's 60 pound water pressure it covers a decent sized area. It throws pretty large drops so the water falls back onto the lawn instead of blowing or evaporating away. And it doesn't take long to saturate an area.

I did notice that since it has such a low profile, longer blades of grass next to it can get caught in the flow and interfere with the spray pattern. I just pluck them out of the way before I turn on the sprinkler. I'm not sure the pattern is all that sharp of a square, but it is square-ish, and that's good enough in our yard.

I think it's a great sprinkler for kids to play in. It has no moving parts to break and no sharp edges to step on. And the flow can be adjusted downward until it's a gentle bubbler. It is cast iron and weighs a pound or two, so it could be painful if one of the kids decides to swing it around on the end of the hose like a mace. Other than that it should be great for play on a hot summer...

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Good, Durable Sprinkler
This sprinkler earns high marks for being built to last. I have gone through many sprinklers that ultimately fail due to cheap construction, failure of moving parts, or water deposits. This sprinkler has no moving parts whatever; I expect it to work as well in fifty years as it does today. Here are some observations based on my experience:

* Durability - This unit is made from cast iron. It is therefore heavy and stays where planted. It tends to want to remain flat on the ground and is more resistant to tilting due to hose twist or stiff grass than lighter plastic sprinklers. The finish is yellow and has lasted well so far. Being iron, I reckon rust may be an issue to its innards if left wet for a while, but you would really have to let it soak for that to affect functionality.

* Pattern - The square hole on top of the sprinkler does a reasonably good job of creating a square watering pattern. I have noticed with mine, however, that it sprinkles...
12' x 12' for me
I was hoping for the advertised 30 foot square sprinkler pattern (900 sq. ft.), yet was not necessarily counting on quite that large of an area, but maybe a 25 foot square. I am on a municipal water system and have never had pressure issues. But, I did not realize how pathetic my water pressure must be until I connected this sprinkler. It delivers only a 12 foot square pattern (144 sq. ft.) at my house. What I am receiving from this sprinkler is approximately 16% of the advertised watering area.

This sprinkler is a stout little thing. Sprinklers do not get much, if any, simpler than this and its round Nelson sibling. As with so many other items, this sprinkler is made in China. It's hard to screw up a simple piece of cast iron, and this appears to be a pretty decent casting.

The sprinkling pattern is even, and as other say, the droplet size and gentleness is just about perfect.

If you are okay with a round spray pattern, the sibling version of...
Nelson Cast Iron Square Spray Pattern Stationary Sprinkler Head 50951
Product Features :
  • Square spray pattern up to 30-foot dia.
  • Heavy-duty, cast-iron body with rust-resistant, powder-coat paint
  • Pound of Rain
  • 1-pound weight for stability

Rating : 3.8
List Price : $14.99

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