Dramm Tripod Sprinkler with Impulse Sprinkler Head - 64 in - Blue

Elevated Watering With Adjustable Coverage - 64 in Height

Low sprinklers struggle to clear taller plants, leaving uneven coverage. This tripod sprinkler lifts a brass impulse head above the canopy and lets you choose a partial or full-circle pattern. The retractable stake base anchors the tripod while you set height and spray area.

This single unit suits gardeners and small-scale growers who need to water a wide bed or plot from one position, without buying a full irrigation system.

Key Features & Benefits

• Brass impulse sprinkler head — durable construction with adjustable partial and full-circle patterns.
• Tripod elevation — raises the head to 64 in so water clears taller plants.
• Retractable stake base — secures the tripod in place while you adjust height and coverage.
• Wide coverage — waters an area up to 70 ft in diameter.

Who Should Use Dramm Tripod Sprinkler with Impulse Sprinkler Head

Home gardeners and small growers who water large beds, rows or open plots and want elevated, adjustable coverage from a single placement.

About Dramm Tripod Sprinkler with Impulse Sprinkler Head

Dramm makes watering tools for gardens and growing operations. This blue tripod sprinkler pairs a brass impulse head with a retractable stake base. It is sold individually and measures 49 in long, 8 in wide and 6 in high.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How large an area does it water?
A: It waters an area up to 70 ft in diameter. Actual coverage depends on your water pressure and settings.

Q: Can I water only part of a circle?
A: Yes. The impulse head adjusts for partial or full-circle patterns, so you can avoid walkways or structures.

Q: How does it stay put?
A: The retractable stake base secures the tripod in place. You can still adjust the height and spray area while it stays anchored.

Q: What is an impulse sprinkler head?
A: An impulse head pulses water out in a series of short bursts as it rotates. This lets it cover a wide area and be set to a partial or full circle.

Q: Why choose a tripod over a ground-level sprinkler?
A: Raising the head lets water clear taller plants and spread more evenly. A ground-level sprinkler can be blocked by foliage.