Simple Tasks can be Challenging without Public Utilities!

[@danconlan8735]

Pretty ingenious Elliot! I hope the lawn is presentable for the shindig! Slainte, DC

[@EverythingElliott]

I hope so too, or my wife is gunna say “I told you not to start that project”

[@jrcrandall6047]

Yes, that was a different video for you. In the next video, can we watch paint dry? Kidding, I really like that tractor sprinkler

[@EverythingElliott]

I was actually thinking about recording mowing my lawn, or trimming the bushes, real mundane stuff!

[@michaeljustinger628]

The sprinkler will also slow due to the heft of hose it's dragging as it moves along the lawn. I had one of those sprinklers and found myself pulling the excess hose in FRONT of the sprinkler. Less drag will help the sprinkler work better with less effort.

[@EverythingElliott]

That’s a good idea, I ended up looping the excess from the rear up next to the sprinkler so it wasn’t pulling as much length.

[@matthewward631]

Out here in the country we don’t wash cars, water lawns. Just gotta be careful with our wells. Pumping outta the pond is a pretty good idea.

[@EverythingElliott]

My well ran dry once after washing my truck, and I never heard the end of it from my wife…this seemed like the perfect solution.

[@joel530johnson2]

Many years ago I had a tractor sprinkler running off city water. It worked very well, I even got a shutoff that connects two hoses. I felt so good about it I set up in the morning and went to work. When I came home it fell over on a very small hill! So it just shot water out in one location all day. Bummer!

[@EverythingElliott]

Dang that does stink! Mine got stuck a couple times I had to go move it a foot forward

[@joel530johnson2]

@@EverythingElliott Also, I had an inline shutoff, that it never got to.

[@BGWenterprises]

Mama bear said it, so it better happen. LOL..

[@EverythingElliott]

I won’t hear the end of it, that’s for sure