Garden watering device
AssigneePartners In Innovation Limited, LLC
InventorsJohn A. Helmsderfer, Nicholas Jeffers
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Abstract
A multi-purpose watering device that operates as a handheld device and ground based watering device. The device consists of a long handle leading to a turret sprinkler with water distribution on at least two sides. One side is used in a ground based position to water small to medium area lawns and the other is used for watering when the device is used in a held position. A valve on the turret face allows the operator to switch select which will distribute water. The device also contains a rotating sprinkler head suited for watering of large areas. When the rotating head is actuated, water is redirected from the turret head to the rotating head.
Claims10
A water sprinkler suitable for both ground-based and hand-held operation, comprising:
- a handle portion,
- a water inlet,
- a first water discharge head, the first water discharge head being a turret-style head and including an upper surface having multiple spray patterns that can be selected by an operator for discharging water and a lower surface, the first water discharge head further including a turret assembly for discharging water from the lower surface,
- a second water discharge head capable of rotating by a rotating head mechanism, and
- a flow valve operable to direct water entering the sprinkler through the water inlet to the first and second water discharge heads.
A water sprinkler suitable for both ground-based and hand-held operation, comprising:
- a handle portion,
- a water inlet,
- a first water discharge head, the first water discharge head being a turret-style head,
- a second water discharge head capable of rotating by a rotating head mechanism, the second water discharge head being operable to rotate between a first position nested within a recess in the handle portion and a second position operable to discharge water, and
- a flow valve operable to direct water entering the sprinkler through the water inlet to the first and second water discharge heads.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.