I think you are going to want pipe and not a hose for the extensions as it won't be rigid enough to stay straight. You might be able to find everything you need at Sprinklerwarehouse or Spraysmarter but why not buy the wand that is built already?

 

@CenlaLowell I have that boom, and it's not made with hose.

 

I think you are going to want pipe and not a hose for the extensions as it won't be rigid enough to stay straight. You might be able to find everything you need at Sprinklerwarehouse or Spraysmarter but why not buy the wand that is built already?

Because I would need it more spaced out correct? Its only 36 inches in total length with three nozzles I was thinking the nozzles should be further spaced out. I also would like to put valve between both of the end nozzles

 

I think you are going to want pipe and not a hose for the extensions as it won't be rigid enough to stay straight. You might be able to find everything you need at Sprinklerwarehouse or Spraysmarter but why not buy the wand that is built already?

Because I would need it more spaced out correct? Its only 36 inches in total length with three nozzles I was thinking the nozzles should be further spaced out. I also would like to put valve between both of the end nozzles

I think the TeeJet recommendation is 20" spacing between nozzles so you would need 40" if my math is correct.

 

I think you are going to want pipe and not a hose for the extensions as it won't be rigid enough to stay straight. You might be able to find everything you need at Sprinklerwarehouse or Spraysmarter but why not buy the wand that is built already?

Because I would need it more spaced out correct? Its only 36 inches in total length with three nozzles I was thinking the nozzles should be further spaced out. I also would like to put valve between both of the end nozzles

I think the TeeJet recommendation is 20" spacing between nozzles so you would need 40" if my math is correct.

So 36 inches would be horrible to use then. If I brought that one I would need to find a way to put some valve in there

 

The spacing can really be anything you want, but 110° TeeJet nozzle specs are based on 20" height and 20" spacing. As for uniformity, you should be fine if you maintain that 1:1 ratio.

 

The distance between nozzles is around 17in since the total length is 36 inches. While not the 20inches that teejet is designed to, if you keep the nozzles at 17in from the lawn, it should be ok.

 

The spacing can really be anything you want, but 110° TeeJet nozzle specs are based on 20" height and 20" spacing. As for uniformity, you should be fine if you maintain that 1:1 ratio.

+1

I'm running 5 XR 11002's on my rig this year with 10"x10" spacing.