Gardena 1169 Mechanical Water Timer With Flow Control

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Gardena 1169 Mechanical Water Timer With Flow Control

Gardena’s aim is to provide a simple and convenient solution to all of your watering, soil and lawn care problems. We manufacture reliable, quality gardening equipment to make light work of your gardening tasks, giving you more time to relax and enjoy your garden. Our commitment to bring you reliable gardening equipment doesn’t stop when you buy your Gardena product from your local garden center. We offer a minimum 12 month parts and labor warranty on all our products so in the unlikely event th

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W. Lockwood says:
27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works good for many years, July 6, 2010
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W. Lockwood (Washington state) –
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This review is from: Gardena 1169 Mechanical Water Timer With Flow Control (Lawn & Patio)

We’ve had Gardena manual timers for several years now, and several other brands like Orbit, Claber, Melnor and the new Dripworks timers. This is because we have several gardens, each with its own timer. All have worked well for the first year. The Orbit timer was useless after one year. It kept randomly sticking in the open position, not a good thing when your water is on a costly system. The Claber was a 4 tap, battery powered unit. It worked ok for a few years, then started sticking as well. The others just leaked or were awkward to use and started sticking in their third year of use.

Throughout all of this only our Gardena timers kept on going. The only failures we’ve had with these timers has been due to age and abuse. This is the only timer that I have peace of mind with and will continue to buy as long as Gardena makes them. They don’t like to be left outdoors, drain well and put them in a tempered dry location for the winter. And they don’t last for ever, but I expect about 5yrs with daily use in the summer. Though we have one that is still working fine after 7 years. In operation and dependability, they are a class above the average cheap timer on the market today. We tried a new Dripworks model and even new I don’t like it. It feels like a crude imitation of the smooth operation that the Gardena provides. It’s going back and we’re here to replace it with a Gardena.

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Gerald Lawrence says:
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
easy to operate, June 25, 2011
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This is a nice heavy weight mechanical timer. Works well without leaks. Have an older model of this same one going on 14 years and still fine. The body on this new one seem thicker. This timer does not have a open flow setting so any use is always on timer. Very good and effective product.

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BT "Bill in Houston" says:
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Warranty?, March 23, 2010

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I like this timer with two big exceptions.
As best I can tell there is NO warranty because there is no way to contact Gardena in the United States. The nearest North America location is in Canada.
When it works it works great but of the three that I am using two have started to leak after using them about 1 year each.

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