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03-03-2006, 01:01 AM
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Traveling Sprinkler
Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose
reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A |
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03-03-2006, 03:31 AM
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AgMan wrote:
Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A What makes you think everyone here is in the USA? |
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03-03-2006, 06:35 AM
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Andrew Ward wrote in news:ZTNNf.764$JZ1.56629
@news.xtra.co.nz: AgMan wrote: Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A What makes you think everyone here is in the USA? Why did you assume he thought everyone was in the USA. As I read his post he said I twice, and then say it is made HERE in the US. I would assume that the poster is thus in the US, not all readers. The chip on your shoulder is evident over the curvature of the earth. -- Charles The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them. Albert Einstein |
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03-03-2006, 04:02 PM
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Traveling Sprinkler
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Bill wrote: In article . com, says... Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A I already have three traveling sprinklers. They're called dogs. Bill snicker Thanks for the morning chuckle...... ;-) -- Peace, Om. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson |
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08-03-2006, 03:00 AM
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Bill wrote:
In article . com, says... Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A I already have three traveling sprinklers. They're called dogs. Bill I find clouds to be a more effective traveling sprinkler, and they don't bark. |
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08-03-2006, 03:02 AM
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Charles Quinn wrote:
Andrew Ward wrote in news:ZTNNf.764$JZ1.56629 @news.xtra.co.nz: AgMan wrote: Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A What makes you think everyone here is in the USA? Why did you assume he thought everyone was in the USA. As I read his post he said I twice, and then say it is made HERE in the US. I would assume that the poster is thus in the US, not all readers. The chip on your shoulder is evident over the curvature of the earth. Reading the OP again, I understand what you are saying. Personally I use the NeTA irrigation system. However it requires placing underground, or else you will hit it with your lawnmower. Another bad point is that it is not made here in New Zealand. |
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08-03-2006, 03:10 AM
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In article ,
Andrew Ward wrote: Bill wrote: In article . com, says... Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A I already have three traveling sprinklers. They're called dogs. Bill I find clouds to be a more effective traveling sprinkler, and they don't bark. Andrew, Is your Humor module broken?????? ;-) -- Peace, Om. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson |
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08-03-2006, 03:56 AM
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OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:
In article , Andrew Ward wrote: Bill wrote: In article . com, says... Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A I already have three traveling sprinklers. They're called dogs. Bill I find clouds to be a more effective traveling sprinkler, and they don't bark. Andrew, Is your Humor module broken?????? ;-) I have considered getting it replaced, but I can't decide on an English or American model. |
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08-03-2006, 12:59 PM
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In article ,
Andrew Ward wrote: OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote: In article , Andrew Ward wrote: Bill wrote: In article . com, says... Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A I already have three traveling sprinklers. They're called dogs. Bill I find clouds to be a more effective traveling sprinkler, and they don't bark. Andrew, Is your Humor module broken?????? ;-) I have considered getting it replaced, but I can't decide on an English or American model. I'd install both...... More fun! -- Peace, Om. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson |
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08-03-2006, 06:13 PM
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In article -
sjc.supernews.net, says... In article , Andrew Ward wrote: OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote: In article , Andrew Ward wrote: Bill wrote: In article . com, says... Has anyone tried one of the traveling sprinklers that is of the hose reel type. I am looking at the Rapid Rain Model 860 by Mobile Irrigation Technologies. I saw it at http://www.rapidrain.com and am comparing it to Microrain. Seems to be a much better bang for the buck and its made here in the ole US of A I already have three traveling sprinklers. They're called dogs. Bill I find clouds to be a more effective traveling sprinkler, and they don't bark. Andrew, Is your Humor module broken?????? ;-) I have considered getting it replaced, but I can't decide on an English or American model. I'd install both...... More fun! The English model might be too dry unless one is xeriscaping. Bill |
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