Apparatus for securing a lawn sprinkler

A lawn sprinkler securing apparatus, comprising:

• a spike having a spike head and an elongate spike shaft which tapers to a spike tip;
• at least one offset having a first end, a second end, and a lower edge, wherein said offset first end is detachably attached to said spike shaft;
• a sprinkler coupling attached to said offset second end, said sprinkler coupling including a sprinkler attachment structure capable of engaging a sprinkler head;
• hose attachment means attached to said sprinkler coupling for receiving a hose;
• a passage for communicating fluid from said hose, through said sprinkler coupling, and to said sprinkler head;
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• said spike shaft includes a channel extending along a predetermined length thereof for receiving and retaining a like-shaped extension attached to said offset first and, and said offset including said like-shaped extension, said extension including a protrusion and said channel including an enlargement to accommodate said protrusion.

A lawn sprinkler securing apparatus, comprising:

• a spike having a spike head and an elongated spike shaft which tapers to a spike tip;
• at least one offset having a first end, a second end, and a lower edge, wherein said offset first end is detachably attached to said spike shaft;
• a sprinkler coupling attached to said offset second end, said sprinkler coupling including a sprinkler attachment structure capable of engaging a sprinkler head;
• hose attachment means attached to said sprinkler coupling for receiving a hose;
• a passage for communicating fluid from said hose, through said sprinkler coupling, and to said sprinkler head;
• and
• said spike shaft includes a channel extending along a predetermined length of said spike shaft for receiving and retaining a like-shaped extension attached to said offset second end.