Gilmour Circular Medium Duty Stay Dry On/Off Switch Sprinkler Spike New in Pkg
43 feet of spray distance and up to 5,800 square feet of coverage. Adjusts for mist or stream. Turn dial to increase or decrease distance.
Item Tag More Than 35 ft
Gilmour Circular Medium Duty Stay Dry On/Off Switch Sprinkler Spike New in Pkg
43 feet of spray distance and up to 5,800 square feet of coverage. Adjusts for mist or stream. Turn dial to increase or decrease distance.
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Stay Dry
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Stay Dryitem 35 # 1455
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Stay Dry
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Stay Dryitem 35 # 1455
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Medium Duty New
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Medium Duty New.
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Medium Duty New
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Medium Duty New.
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike on/off switch 2193 5800 SQ FT Medium Duty New
Gilmour Circular Sprinkler Spike with on/off switch Model # 2193. Manufacturer: Gilmour. Model # 2193. Ground Coverage: 5800 Sq Ft Circular Pattern. TypeYard | Circular. Manufacturer Part # 03-349341.
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All around the outside of the photo that you don’t see is a hellscape of blackened trees, empty foundations, and downed power lines. The person who sent the photo said that the ONLY reason my house survived was because of my roof sprinkler.