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Orbit Mechanical Watering Hose Timer (62034)

$5.75

$9.99

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Amazon has Orbit Mechanical Watering Hose Timer (62034) on sale for $5.74. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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  • Works just like an egg timer. Set the perfect time for your watering needs, anywhere from 15 to 120 minutes
  • Oversized dial with comfort grip for easy use
  • No batteries required
  • Timed watering up to 120 minutes

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Amazon has Orbit Mechanical Watering Hose Timer (62034) on sale for $5.74. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.

Product Info:
  • Works just like an egg timer. Set the perfect time for your watering needs, anywhere from 15 to 120 minutes
  • Oversized dial with comfort grip for easy use
  • No batteries required
  • Timed watering up to 120 minutes

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • Reviews:
  • Amazon Return Policy:
    • This item can be returned in its original condition for a full refund or replacement within 30 days of receipt.
  • About this store:

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CelestialD
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Useful gadget at a good price. Thanks, OP, and repped.
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boball
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How does this work as in what "time" does it begin ?
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Arcanlaw
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Got two, thanks - seems like a great way to fill the pool and not accidentally forget. Ask me how I know that's a huge pita.
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tslonaker
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Quote from boball :
How does this work as in what "time" does it begin ?
It starts when you let go of it, you just turn it for however many minutes you want it on. That's why it's $5. Also less stuff to break. I kind of like this style vs the ones where you program them, because the default is no water. Depending on what you're growing, you don't really want to water daily, since less frequent deep waterings help promote deeper root growth. So if you're establishing some shrubs, or have a vegetable garden, this would be a nice way to give them a soak if it's been a while between rains. If you're working on a lawn and need consistent water for germination, the extra work of this probably isn't worth the savings.
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boball
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Quote from tslonaker :
It starts when you let go of it, you just turn it for however many minutes you want it on. That's why it's $5. Also less stuff to break. I kind of like this style vs the ones where you program them, because the default is no water. Depending on what you're growing, you don't really want to water daily, since less frequent deep waterings help promote deeper root growth. So if you're establishing some shrubs, or have a vegetable garden, this would be a nice way to give them a soak if it's been a while between rains. If you're working on a lawn and need consistent water for germination, the extra work of this probably isn't worth the savings.

So the start time is when you set it and then every 24 hours from then ?
Or is it manual start each time ?
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WisePlastic4481
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I have one in the front yard. Very good design, no battery needed. Serves its needs and functions perfectly in the last 2 years.
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WisePlastic4481
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Quote from boball :
How does this work as in what "time" does it begin ?
You manually set how long it will water, not when it will start to water, not how many times it waters per month. You control the frequency/when and it controls how long the session is.
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tsparky1589
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Quote from Arcanlaw :
Got two, thanks - seems like a great way to fill the pool and not accidentally forget. Ask me how I know that's a huge pita.

No need to ask. I just said to my wife, I need to grab this for the next time I have to fill the pool and my alarm is set to am instead of pm. 😂
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TableandChairs
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Quote from tsparky1589 :
No need to ask. I just said to my wife, I need to grab this for the next time I have to fill the pool and my alarm is set to am instead of pm. 😂
I also use this for filling a pool. A lesson learned after overfilling it many many times.
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ohjustaguy
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These typically break in 1-3 seasons in my experience
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PurpleSpaniel9025
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Quote from boball :
So the start time is when you set it and then every 24 hours from then ?
Or is it manual start each time ?

Manual. It's just like one of the old analog plastic kitchen timers that you rotate to the number of minutes you want and then it counts down and dings, except here it turns the water off. I have turned on an oscillating sprinkler in the backyard in the evening and gone to bed without turning it off. This is perfect for that scenario.
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l0l
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I have one of these for 6 years, using it frequently in the summer for a lawn sprinkler. It still works well, while other programmable timers didn't last.
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redwoods124
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I use these when I'm refilling my in ground pool . If I just need to add a couple inches of water, I'll set it for 45 minutes or so and it turns off by itself. On more than one occasion, I've accidentally forgotten that I was refilling so this was amazing
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JAMadera
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Dang just paid like $12 at Lowe's for this 🙃

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