RW-93000 Turbo Gear Oscillating Sprinkler

Yes, it is light duty construction wise but works very well. It uses the simple two tab adjustment system. Move the tabs to enlarge, shrink or angle the spray pattern. The light duty construction doesn't bother me because I have found the heavy duty version's don't last any longer. This has brass spray nozzles that are very presice and they should out last the rest of the sprinkler. Try not to step on it and you should be good to go. I like it so much I just bought another one.

More than good, really - best one I've ever had. Easiest to adjust, that's for sure. The two tabs are much better than the old cam mechanism, that tended to get out of adjustment over time.First sprinkler I've had that can be adjusted to a very narrow "center" position for watering long, relatively thin strips of grass. Previously had to use a set of soaker hoses (Gilmour - very good) and a four-outlet splitter.Requires very little water pressure, also.Overall, a good value.

The best part about these sprinklers is that they adjust SO easily, some of the other ones we’ve had are a total guessing game and you’re soaked before you get it right. The adjustment on these is simple, they put out a good spread and quantity of water, they’re large and durable.

I recommend this sprinkler, which works much better than previous brands I have bought at local stores. It has good area coverage, and seems reliable so far.

I just received this yesterday and used it for the first time today, so I can't comment on durability yet - but I was VERY impressed with the range of this sprinkler. It is also super easy to adjust the spray. I do wish the base was a little heavier. It is wide which helps it stay in place, but very lightweight. I may end up attaching it to a piece of 2x6 with long zip ties just to make it sturdier. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase so far.

I used this item for 2 days and the metal oscillating part broke. There is no way to repair it as it hooks to a plastic piece. This is junk, do not waste your money.

Does what it’s supposed to, well. The brass parts are carefully manufactured. The plastic is thin, a bit on the brittle side & the thin, metal tube rests loosely in crude holes punched into the plastic. I’m content with how it works, but I don’t expect it to last > 2 seasons. At that point, first time it gets dropped on the driveway, the plastic will break.

I have 3 of these, have a good size property, and like the fact I can set them to water where I need it, without wasting water. They last a good long time.