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Gilmour Oscillating Sprinkler

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SKU:
AG8830
UPC:
034411188453
MPN:
888303-1012

Description

Effortless Rectangular Lawn & Garden Watering. No Tools Required.

The Gilmour Adjustable Rectangular Oscillating Sprinkler (Model 8060) is a reliable, hose-end sprinkler designed for homeowners who want simple, flexible coverage for their lawn, garden beds, or newly seeded areas — without the complexity of an in-ground system. With up to 3,900 sq. ft. of coverage, a metal construction for long-lasting stability, and an intuitive dial that lets you choose between left, right, center, and full-length patterns, this oscillating sprinkler is one of the most user-friendly garden watering tools available.

What makes the Model 8060 stand out is its combination of adjustable coverage zones and rugged build quality. The metal sled base keeps the sprinkler planted firmly on the ground even during full-pressure operation, while the swivel coupling lets you connect and disconnect your garden hose quickly and cleanly — no kinking, no wrestling with fittings. A built-in jet cleaner at the end of the spray tube makes maintenance simple: just push it in to clear clogged nozzles and keep the spray jets flowing evenly season after season. Gilmour backs this sprinkler with a Lifetime Warranty.

This sprinkler is especially well-suited for new grass, seedbeds, and flower gardens where a gentle, even spray is critical to avoid washing away seeds or disturbing delicate roots. For larger lawns or areas that require automated scheduling, pair this sprinkler with one of DripWorks' irrigation timers — just set your timer at the spigot and let the system run on schedule. Browse our full selection of garden sprinklers to find the right tool for every zone in your yard.

Product Specifications

Gilmour Model 8060 – Adjustable Rectangular Oscillating Sprinkler

Specification Details
SKU (DripWorks) AG8830
Manufacturer Model # 8060 (MPN: 888303-1012)
Sprinkler Type Oscillating (Rectangular Pattern)
Coverage Area Up to 3,900 sq. ft.
Coverage Pattern Rectangular; adjustable Left, Right, Center, or Full
Connection Type Swivel Coupling (Standard Garden Hose Female Thread)
Base Construction Metal (Heavy-Duty Sled Base)
Dimensions (approx.) 18.5" L × 6.38" W × 3.38" H
Jet Cleaner Yes — built into end of spray tube cap
Recommended Use New growth, lawns, gardens
Warranty Lifetime Warranty
Brand Gilmour
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What coverage pattern does this sprinkler provide?
The Model 8060 sprays a rectangular pattern, which is ideal for square and rectangular lawns, garden rows, and garden beds. The dial on the base lets you select from left-only, right-only, center, or full-length coverage, allowing you to customize exactly which section of your yard receives water.

How large of an area can this sprinkler cover?
At optimal water pressure, the Gilmour 8060 can cover up to 3,900 square feet. Actual coverage will vary based on your home's water pressure.

Is this sprinkler good for newly seeded grass or delicate gardens?
Yes — the oscillating spray pattern delivers a gentle, even distribution of water, which makes it one of the best options for newly seeded lawns, seedbeds, and vegetable or flower gardens where heavy spray could compact soil or displace seeds. Gilmour specifically recommends this model for new growth and garden applications.

How do I connect this sprinkler to my garden hose?
The sprinkler uses a standard swivel coupling that threads directly onto any standard garden hose. The swivel design allows the connection to rotate freely so you can position the sprinkler without the hose twisting or kinking. No tools or adapters are needed for typical garden hose setups.

How do I clean clogged spray jets?
The Model 8060 includes a built-in jet cleaner integrated into the end cap of the spray tube. To clear clogged jets, remove the end cap and use the pointed tip to poke through any blocked nozzles. A gentle flush of water through the tube will clear out sediment. Gilmour recommends regularly cleaning the inlet filter screen as well — simply remove and rinse it under water.

Can I attach a timer to this sprinkler?
Yes. Because this sprinkler connects to a standard garden hose, you can pair it with any hose-end timer at your spigot. DripWorks carries a wide selection of battery-operated and mechanical irrigation timers that are fully compatible with this setup — just thread the timer between your outdoor faucet and your hose for fully automated watering.

Should I drain the sprinkler at the end of the season?
Yes. Gilmour recommends draining the sprinkler after each use, and especially before storing it for winter. Water left inside the spray tube can freeze and damage the internal mechanism. To drain, simply disconnect from the hose and allow the water to run out of the tube before storing.

Can I move the spray tube by hand to adjust its position?
No — you should not manually move the spray tube from side to side. Doing so can damage the internal motor mechanism. Use only the dial controls on the base to adjust left, right, center, or full coverage settings.

What is the warranty on this sprinkler?
Gilmour offers a Lifetime Warranty on the Model 8060 covering defects in materials and workmanship. If your sprinkler fails due to a manufacturing defect, Gilmour will provide a replacement product of equal value and quality. Proof of purchase is required.

Is there a version of this sprinkler with an on/off switch at the head?
The Model 8060 does not include an on/off switch at the head — flow is controlled at the spigot or via a timer. Gilmour does offer higher-end oscillating models with an on/off flow control switch at the sprinkler head itself, which eliminates trips back and forth to the faucet when repositioning. Check our yard sprinklers category for the full Gilmour oscillating lineup.

Watch: How to Use the Adjustable Length Rectangular Sprinkler

✔ Quick Setup Checklist

Before you water, verify the following:

  • Water Pressure: This sprinkler performs best at up to 60 PSI. If your home pressure consistently exceeds this, consider adding a pressure regulator at the spigot to protect the spray mechanism.
  • Coverage Zone: The dial on the base controls left, right, center, or full-length coverage. Set it before turning on the water — do not manually rotate the spray tube.
  • Positioning: For maximum coverage, place the sprinkler in the center of the area you want to water. For edge or corner zones, use the left or right setting.
  • Automation: Pair with a hose-end irrigation timer to automate your watering schedule — ideal for new grass that needs consistent, daily moisture.
  • Winterizing: Always drain the sprinkler after the last use of the season to prevent freeze damage to the internal motor and spray tube.

Complete Your Watering Setup

Pair the Gilmour Oscillating Sprinkler with these essentials for a complete, low-effort watering system:

  • Irrigation Timers: Automate your watering with battery-operated hose-end timers — set it and forget it for consistent coverage every day.
  • Pressure Regulators: Protect your sprinkler and ensure even coverage if your supply pressure exceeds 60 PSI.
  • Hoses & Nozzles: A quality kink-resistant garden hose ensures reliable water delivery to your sprinkler without flow restrictions.
  • Inlet Filters: A simple hose-end filter helps keep sediment and debris out of your sprinkler's jets, extending its life and keeping spray patterns consistent.
  • Other Garden Sprinklers: Browse our full garden sprinkler lineup for bubbler, rotary, and impact options to cover every zone of your property.

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