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Ultra Stake with 12" Riser (10 Pack)

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$12.35

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SKU:
ULTRA12-10
UPC:
8032937437774
MPN:
205702

Description

Elevated Precision. Professional Stability.

The Ultra Stake with 12" Riser (10 Pack) is the ultimate support system for your micro-irrigation sprays. Designed to elevate micro-sprinklers and misters above foliage, this assembly ensures unobstructed water distribution and maximizes coverage area. It is perfect for flower beds, ground cover, and landscaped gardens where plants might otherwise block a ground-level emitter.

Each unit comes pre-assembled with a sturdy ground stake, a 12-inch semi-rigid riser, and flexible lead tubing with a transfer barb. This "ready-to-install" design allows you to quickly connect to your mainline tubing and thread in your preferred spray head without fumbling with multiple small parts.

Why Choose the Ultra Stake?
  • Optimized Height: The 12" rigid riser lifts the spray head to a height that clears most low-growing vegetation, preventing dry spots caused by foliage blocking the spray.
  • Universal Compatibility: The riser outlet is designed to accept any standard 10-32 threaded micro-sprinkler, jet, or mister (including Ultra Jets and Spectrum sprayers).
  • Rugged Construction: Made from UV-stabilized HDPE and polypropylene, the stake is built to withstand harsh sunlight and resist bending during installation.
  • Fast Installation: Comes pre-fitted with a 1/4" transfer barb, allowing for immediate "punch-and-plug" connection to your poly mainline.
Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications for system planning.

Specification Details
Product Type Stake Assembly with 12" Riser
Riser Height 12 Inches
Outlet Thread 10-32 UNF (Accepts Standard Micro Sprays)
Inlet Connection 1/4" Transfer Barb (on flexible tubing)
Material UV Stabilized HDPE / Polypropylene
Pack Quantity 10 Pack
MPN 205702
Common Brand Names Teco
Compatible Sprayers & Sprinklers

The following 10-32 threaded sprayers fit directly onto this riser:

Product Name Spray Pattern / Type
Micro-Jet Sprayer (360°) Full Circle (Stream)
Micro-Jet Sprayer (180°) Half Circle (Stream)
Micro-Jet Sprayer (90°) Quarter Circle (Stream)
Mini-Jet, Blue (10 Pack) Low Flow / Full Circle
Mini-Jet, Red (10 Pack) Medium Flow / Full Circle
Mini-Jet, Green (10 Pack) High Flow / Full Circle
Mini-Jet, Black (10 Pack) Max Flow / Full Circle
Spectrum Sprayer Adjustable Vortex (Select Threaded Base)
Shrubblers Adjustable Stream (Select Threaded Base)
How to Install: A Step-by-Step Guide

Install your elevated sprayers in minutes.

Step 1: Attach the Sprayer
Take your chosen 10-32 threaded micro-sprinkler or mister (sold separately) and screw it into the top of the 12" rigid riser. Hand-tighten only.

Step 2: Punch the Mainline
Use a 1/4" punch tool to create a hole in your 1/2" or 3/4" poly mainline tubing near the plant you wish to water.

Step 3: Connect the Barb
Insert the 1/4" transfer barb (located at the end of the Ultra Stake's flexible tubing) into the punched hole. Listen for a "snap" to ensure it is seated.

Step 4: Stake it Down
Push the stake firmly into the soil, ensuring the riser is vertical. Adjust the flow/pattern on your sprayer if applicable.

✔ Compatibility Check

Verify this stake fits your components:

  • Sprayer Connection: Accepts 10-32 Threaded Bases (Standard Micro Threads).
  • Tubing Connection: Connects to standard 1/2" or 3/4" Poly Mainline (via the included 1/4" barb).
  • Does NOT Fit: 1/2" Female Pipe Thread (FPT) sprinklers or Pop-Up bodies.

Complete Your System

Complete your irrigation setup with these recommended products:

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