KIFCO Water-Reel B140G User manual

OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Models B140G & E140G
Serial Number 550,640 +
700 South Schrader Avenue
P.O. Box 290
Havana, IL 62644
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
www.kifco.com
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Copyright © March 6th , 2020 by Kifco Inc.193-0261-2
Revised on 04/16/20

Please read this manual carefully and watch the operator’s video to learn how to operate and service your Water-Reel
properly before operang your machine for the first me. Failure to do so can result in personal injury and/or property
damage.
If you have any problems or are unclear regarding any of the instrucons contained herein, contact your local dealer
or Kifco prior to operaon.
Record the model & serial number of your machine in a safe locaon. Should you ever require product support
assistance from our factory; the process will be much quicker if you have this informaon available.
This manual is a permanent part of your Water-Reel and should always be available for reference by the operator.
This manual should remain with the Water-Reel at all mes. Addional copies of this manual are available on our
website at . www.kifco.com
Measurements
In this manual all measurements are in U.S. SAE units unless otherwise noted.
Warranty
A standard Kifco Water-Reel warranty is provided. Please see the specific warranty statement in this manual for full
details. Neither Kifco Dealers nor their representaves are authorized to make excepons to any warranty policy.
Any deviaons from the standard warranty require wrien authorizaon from Kifco, Inc.
The warranty specifically excludes:
·Alteraons or modificaons to any part of your new machine not previously approved by Kifco in wring.
·Irrigaon tube that is longer, larger in diameter, or made from non-approved materials will void the warranty on the
enre machine.
·Damage caused by normal wear, accident, lack of reasonable care and maintenance, neglect or abuse.
·Normal wear items such as belts, gaskets, brake bands, etc. unless these parts are known to be defecve.
·Transportaon, mailing, service call, diagnosc costs.
·Labor for repairs is also excluded unless unusual circumstances exist and then only if pre-approved.
Introducon
Thank you for purchasing a Kifco Water-Reel!
Current Parts & Operator’s Manuals are always available online at . www.kifco.com

Safety
B140G Bellows Components
E140G Electric Motor Drive Components
Gun Cart Components
Transport Opons
Handling the Polyethylene Tube
Start-up & Operaon
B140G Bellows Drive Operaon
E140G Electric Motor Drive Operaon
Water Applicaon Rate & Travel Speed
B140G Applicaon Charts
E140G Applicaon Charts
Booster Pump Operang Instrucons
Maintenance & Repair
Tire Pressure
Lubricaon
Screen Filter (on B140G only) & Tubing Removal
Electrical Informaon & Diagram for E140G
Polyethylene Tube Repair
Machine Winterizaon
Storage & Specificaons
Adjustments
Level Wind Timing
Holdout Handle & Holdout Lock
Spool Brake
Level Wind Chain
Drive Pinion Clearance (E140G only)
Sprinkler Opons & Adjustments
Oponal Equipment
Warranty
Dealer Checklist
Table of Contents
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Parts Book Available at www.kifco.com

Owner’s Responsibilies
The owner is responsible for the safe operaon of this product. The important safeguards and instrucons appearing
in this manual are not meant to cover all possible condions and situaons that may occur. Common sense and
cauon should be used at all mes by all operators to prevent damage or injury to the operator.
The owner is responsible for:
· Reading and understanding this manual. If any instrucons remain unclear contact your local dealer or Kifco for
further instrucons.
· Operang the machine strictly according to prescribed limitaons.
· Properly training others who may be permied to operate the machine.
· Heed the rules of safety, including but not limited to those in these instrucons.
· Exercising good judgment relang to safe operaon and safe conduct by operators and spectators whether invited
or not.
· Always bringing the safety decals and placards on the machine to the aenon of operators and spectators.
· Keeping all shields and guards in place!
Read and Heed The Special Messages!
This safety alert symbol is used to indicate messages related to safety. When you see this safety symbol, obey the
safety message to avoid personal injury, property damage, or both.
A “Cauon” message in this manual or on a machine placard means that you could be injured and/or equipment or
property may be damaged if you do not follow instrucons.
A “Warning” message in this manual or on a machine placard means that a hazard exists
that could result in severe personal injury or death.
A “Danger” message in this manual or on a machine placard means that a hazard exists
that will result in severe personal injury or death.
Safety

All Water Reels are supplied with a variety of safety decals. These decals must be properly maintained, including
replacing any that become illegible or are missing. When replacing safety decals, make sure to install them into
the correct locaon as outlined in this manual.
Safety Decals
!WARNING
PINCH POINT
KEEP HANDS CLEAR
!WARNING
REPLACE SHIELD:
IF YOU CAN READ THIS
A SHIELD HAS BEEN
REMOVED
!WARNING
PULL OUT GUNCART
NO FASTER THAN
WALKING SPEED (3 MPH)
3
MPH
!WARNING
NOT DESIGNED FOR
HIGHWAY USE
MAXIMUM SPEED 10 MPH
10
MPH
!CAUTION
BEFORE PULLING GUN CART OUT, TURN OFF
WATER SUPPLY AND DISENGAGE PAWL ROD
& MOTOR DRIVE
SLOWLY BLEED OFF PRESSURE BEFORE
REMOVING SUPPLY HOSE
!CAUTION
!WARNING
STAND CLEAR OF SPRINKLER
DO NOT DISENGAGE DRIVE WHILE
IN OPERATION!
DO NOT TRANSPORT MACHINE WITH
DRIVE DISENGAGED!
DRIVE MUST BE ENGAGED EXCEPT DURING
PULLOUT!
!WARNING
Disengaged
Holdout Handle pulled up towards rear
of machine & locked with set collar
Engaged
Holdout Handle pulled towards front
of machine & dropped down
!WARNING
* Do not operate this machine until you have read and understand the
Operator’s Manual. If you do not have the Operator’s Manual obtain a
copy by calling your dealer or visiting www.kifco.com.
* Do not operate this machine unless all safety shields are securely in place.
* Do not clean, lubricate, adjust or repair the machine while in operation.
* Do not ride or climb on this machine at any time.
* Do not place hands behind shields while the machine is in operation.
* Do not allow children or others near sprinkler, gun cart or machine during operation.
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Read This Manual
·Know the controls on the Water-Reel and how to stop the water supply.
·Do not allow anyone to operate this Water-Reel without proper instrucon.
General Precauons
·Never aempt to service the Water-Reel while it is operang.
·Never aempt to make adjustments to the equipment while it is operang.
·Perform recommended maintenance at suggested intervals.
·Be certain the stabilizer legs are securely posioned before guncart pullout.
Protect Children
·Do NOT allow children to operate the Water-Reel.
·Keep children away while operang the Water-Reel.
·Do not allow children to operate the tractor that is posioning the Water-Reel.
·Never allow children to climb or ride on the machine at any me.
Use Cauon Around Pressurized Lines
·For your own protecon, always take care when working with or around pressurized equipment. Shut off the pump before
working with any components. This includes the pump, supply lines, machine or any related equipment.
·Be sure the pressure is relieved from any supply line before it is disconnected.
·When the automac sprinkler shut-off is used, pressurized water may be trapped in the system tube.
·Never service the equipment while it is pressurized or in operaon.
Stay Away from Operang Sprinklers
Stay away and keep others away from the sprinkler head during operaon. Pressurized water from a sprinkler can inflict serious
injury to bystanders.
Transporng Your Water-Reel
Cauon! Never transport your Water-Reel unless the An-Reverse Pawl is in the down posion. The Pawl should always be in the
down posion EXCEPT on guncart pullout!
Your Water-Reel is not intended for highway towing and should never be towed in excess of 10 MPH.
Safety Precauons
Learn To Be a Safe Operator
Your Water-Reel is not intended for highway
towing and should never be towed in excess of 10 MPH.
Maximum Towing Speeds
10 MPH on SMOOTH Surfaces
3 MPH on ROUGH Surfaces

Safety Precauons
Learn To Be a Safe Operator
Keep Hands and Clothing Away
·Do not reach into any part of the Water-Reel while it is in operaon.
·All operators and spectators should keep a safe distance from all moving parts
during operaon.
Keep All Guards and Shields in Place
·Never Operate this Machine with Safety Guards Removed!
·Should a shield or guard become damaged or lost, replace it prior to operaon.
Stay Away From Power Lines
Avoid leng water contact power lines. Be careful not to contact power lines with
irrigaon pipe or mechanical equipment while operang or transporng you Water-Reel.

Stabilizer Legs - Secures the machine in a staonary posion for tube pull out and retracon
Shutoff Bar - Controls the bellows cycling shut off at the end of an irrigaon run or in case of tube mis-wrap
Speed Control - Controls the retracon speed
Bellows Exhaust Drain - Sends the bellows exhaust water away from the machine
On/Off Lever - Turns the water supply to the water motor on and off
Pressure Gauge - Displays inlet pressure
Drain - Used to relieve pressure from the supply hose and to winterize
Holdout Handle - Used to disengage both the drive and hold pawl for the tube pull out
Supply Inlet - Used to aach the supply hose to the machine
B140G Components
Stabilizer Legs
Shutoff Bar
Speed Control
Bellows Exhaust Drain
On/Off Lever
Pressure Gauge
Drain
Holdout Handle
Supply Inlet

E140G Components
Stabilizer Legs - Secures the machine in a staonary posion for tube pull out and retracon
Shutoff Bar - Controls the motor shut off at the end of an irrigaon run or in case of tube mis-wrap
Speed Control - Controls the retracon speed
Pressure Gauge - Displays inlet pressure
Drain - Used to relieve pressure from the supply hose and to winterize
Holdout Handle - Used to disengage the hold pawl for the tube pull out
Motor - Electric 12V Motor
Motor Engage/Disengage - Engages the pinion gear into place to drive, and away from drive ring gear for pull out
Supply Inlet - Used to aach the supply hose to the machine
NOTE: The E140G is designed to run on a 12V DC source. Although not necessary; it is recommended to use a deep cycle
baery. Deep cycle baeries provide a steady amount of current over a long period of me. The factory wire connecon for
the baery is set up to use a “marine post adaptor” set.
Stabilizer Legs
Shutoff Bar
Speed Control
Pressure Gauge
Drain
(under inlet)
Holdout Handle
Motor
Motor Engage/Disengage
Supply Inlet

Gun Cart Components
Tow Chain - Used for pulling out the gun cart for an irrigaon run
Diaphragm Valve - Controls water flow to the sprinkler
Sprinkler Selector Valve- Controls the opon of shung the water off to the sprinkler aer an irrigaon run
Spool Valve - Supplies water pressure to acvate the diaphragm valve
Striker Plate - Acvates spool valve at the end of an irrigaon run
Transport Opons
Your Water-Reel can be towed with a small implement towing or transported by hand.
Tow Chain
Diaphragm Valve Sprinkler Selector Valve
Spool Valve
Striker Plate
Drain Plug

The polyethylene irrigaon tube is a durable product that will operate reliably for many years if handled properly and given a
reasonable amount of care.
Medium Density Polyethylene is a semi-rigid product that retains its shape when it is not pressurized but can also be wound on a
drum or spool without damage. This characterisc makes it feasible to pump fluid through it while it is rolled up on a reel.
A few simple precauons need to be observed to prevent damaging the tube when operang your Water-Reel.
1. When starng a new Water-Reel for the first me, you must pull the tube all the way out in order to correctly ghten the
new tube on the spool. It is also important to follow the ming Instrucons on Pages 32-33 of this manual.
2. Never transport the Water-Reel with the Pawl Disengage Rod in the up posion! The tubing will become loose and tangled.
Do not aempt to operate your Water-Reel if there are any coils of tube that are loose or misplaced. If loose coils of tube are
noced, they must be ghtened by rotang the spool by hand. If this is not possible, pull all of the tube out before aempng
to rewind the tube.
3. Never try to move or relocate the machine if the tube is not fully rewound onto the machine.
4. Never pull the tube off the machine other than by pulling on the sprinkler cart (straight out from the machine).
5. Never run over the tube with any kind of vehicle and avoid pinching or pulling the tube around objects. Never bend the
tube sharper than 25 mes the inner diameter of the tube (See page 12).
6. If the tube is frequently pulled out only a poron of its complete length the tube remaining on the drum will become loose.
Occasionally it will be necessary to pull all the tube off the drum to ghten the remaining coils.
Be careful when operang other equipment near the tube. Make sure the tube doesn’t get gouged or punctured.
REMEMBER, polyethylene tube is semi-rigid and subject to being kinked. Those foregoing precauons will reduce the
possibility of kinking or damaging your tube. Throughout the irrigaon industry the words ‘tube’ and ‘hose’ are used
interchangeably in connecon with hard hose traveling machines.
Handling the Polyethylene Tube

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Water-Reel Start-Up & Operaon
The success of the Water-Reel irrigaon system depends a great deal on the operator's understanding of the proper pull out and
start up procedure. Do not aempt to operate this Water-Reel unl you read and understand the preceding secon tled
"Handling the Polyethylene Tube"! Decide on the proper nozzle size to be used for the irrigaon run which thus will also
determine the irrigaon lane spacing that will be needed (see pages 20 & 21 for sprinkler performance).
Set the desired arc to be used on the sprinkler gun.
NOTE: Arc sengs where the sprinkler never distributes water forward of the gun cart (towards pull), could create undesired
tracking results. This is caused by the connuous thrust of the sprinkler, which pushes the tube towards the Water-Reel. It is
recommended that the arc be set to create some tension on the tube greater than 180°).
Note: Your Kifco Water-Reel is equipped to irrigate on a gradual arc if necessary. Arced irrigaon can only be performed aer the
first 25% of the tube is pulled out straight from the machine and then the gradual arc
cannot exceed 90 degrees over the remaining 75%. Depending on the soil or vegetaon the gun cart
may or may not follow the arc back to the machine. Higher fricon (furrows, tall grass) will greatly assist with the gun cart
tracking the arc.
Failure to observe this limitaon can also place an excessive side load on the Level-Wind mechanism which could result in
equipment failure and/or tube damage.

Water-Reel Start-Up & Operaon
This machine is equipped with an oponal water shutoff system that can be set in either the On or Off posion (see below diagram).
The sprinkler control valve will only operate automacally if the Spool Valve has been reset (see below diagram).
Sprinkler Flow Selecon Valve “OFF”
(Sprinkler gun will shut off aer the irrigaon run)
Sprinkler Flow Selecon Valve “ON”
(Sprinkler gun will connue to operate
aer the irrigaon run)
To reset Spool Valve push knob in
Note: Spool Valve must be reset before each irrigaon run.
*The Spool Valve is a stem valve located on the Gun Cart of the Water-Reel.
This must not be used as an ON/OFF valve for any purpose other than to automacally
shut-off the sprinkler at the compleon of an irrigaon run.
Important
When using the automac water shutoff feature, be sure the water can be shut off automacally without damaging the water
supply or the Water-Reel! Stopping the flow of water can damage a pump or water lines and excessive pressure can be created.
A qualified person should confirm if you could safely ulize the automac water shut-off.

Water-Reel Start-Up & Operaon
Ensure that the Holdout Handle is disengaged (lower posion) for transport. Pull the Water-Reel into posion with the Gun Cart
towards the run to be irrigated. Be especially careful to have the machine square and in good alignment with the irrigaon path.
Lower the Stabilizer Legs and confirm they have made good ground contact. Never aempt to operate the Water-Reel without
both legs inserted into the ground.
Aach the water supply line to the machine to confirm that all lines reach and the Water-Reel is set in the proper place.
Do not turn on the water.
B140G (bellows drive) Only - Un-stow and aach the Bellows Exhaust Drain Hose to the Bellows
Exhaust Discharge. Confirm that the Drain Hose is not kinked or blocked.
E140G Electric Motor Drive Machines Only - MUST have the Drive Pinion on the Motor disengaged
prior to pull out. To disengage: pull the Motor Mount Pin and slide the Motor away from the Ring Gear.
Disengage the Pawl(s) by pulling up on the Holdout Handle into the back posion (move up and to the le). If the Pawls do not
disengage the gear easily; rotate the Spool forward (counterclockwise) to relieve tension on the Drive Pinion or Drive Pawl.
Both Pawls (two on Bellows Drive & one on Electric Motor Drive) must clear the Ring Gear on the Spool.
Aach Bellows
Exhaust Drain Hose
Aach water supply
Lower both (sides)
Stabilizer Legs
Pull up on Holdout Handle
and lock into place by moving
it to the le
B140G Model
E140G Model
Aach water supply
Pull up on Holdout Handle
and lock into place by moving
it to the le
Pull up on Motor Mount Pin
and slide Motor away from
Ring Gear
If the Pawls are under tension; grab the
spool side and relieve pressure by rotang
slightly counter-clockwise. This will relive the
pressure and ease the ability to li the
Holdout Handle

Lower the Gun Cart from its transport posion by liing slightly on the gun cart handle and releasing the latch.
Water-Reel Start-Up & Operaon
Pull the Gun Cart out the desired distance. Pull the tube out slowly (do not exceed 3 mph) and avoid sudden stops and errac
driving during pull out.
IMPORTANT: If the standard irrigaon run does not require the use of 100% of the tube on the Water-Reel; it will
be necessary to occasionally pull the enre length of tube off of the Water-Reel and retract the tube under
pressure to ensure the concentric shape of the tube. During short runs of the Water-Reel, the remaining tube on
the spool will tend to gradually loosen. Over me, gaps in the tube on the spool will create Level Wind to tube
mis-alignment causing the machine to become out of me or the possibility of the tube mis-wrapping causing
damage to the Water-Reel and the tube. This can be corrected by making a full run (pull 100% of the tube out)
occasionally.
Gun Cart latch
Gun Cart handle
Gaps in tube caused
by short runs

B140G Bellows Drive Operaon
Be sure the ON/OFF Valve is in the "OFF" posion (lever down). Engage the drive system by (pulling up & over) dropping the
Holdout Handle fully down. Turn on the water. Confirm the sprinkler is operang as expected and in the desired arc. Aer all air
is purged from the system and the sprinkler is operang smoothly, turn the ON/OFF Valve to the "ON" posion (lever up). Set
the Speed Control Valve to the desired retracon speed.
The Speed Control Valve, located on the valve assembly, regulates the speed at which water can fill the Bellows.
Note: The Water- Reel requires 45 Pounds Per Square Inch (PSI) and adequate water flow capacity (GPM) to operate properly.
Consult your Kifco dealer if you do not have an adequate water supply.
Observe water pressure, travel speed, and sprinkler performance to confirm desired performance. See pages 20 or 21 for
performance charts.
When the Gun Cart completes the irrigaon run and has contacted the Shut Off Bar, the retracon of the tube will stop.
With the irrigaon run completed, turn off water supply. Relieve pressure first by opening the Drain and disconnect the
Supply Hose. Remove and store the Bellows Exhaust Drain Hose.
Li & latch the Gun Cart into its transport posion. Pull the Water-Reel forward to relieve pressure on the Stabilizer Legs.
Li & latch both Stabilizer Legs into transport posion.
The Water-Reel is now ready to be moved and set up in a new locaon.
Note: Some municipalies prohibit the use of water mains intended for fire protecon and there may also be requirements
for back-flow prevenon. Invesgate and obey all local regulaons regarding the use of water.
On/Off Valve
Drain
Speed Control Valve
On
Off
Holdout Handle
Supply Hose
Important
Open Drain to relieve pressure on Supply Hose
aer turning off water supply

E140G Electric Drive Operaon
With the water supply off; disengage the Holdout Handle by (pulling up & over) dropping the Holdout Handle fully down. Pull up on the
Motor Mount Pin and engage the Motor Drive Pinion into the Ring Gear. Drop Motor Mount Pin into locking posion
Note: in most instances it will be necessary to turn the motor on (briefly) in order for the Drive Pinion to mesh with the Ring Gear.
Turn on the water supply. Confirm the sprinkler is operang as expected and in the desired arc. Wait for all of the air to be purged
from the system and for the sprinkler to operate smoothly. Set the Speed Control Knob to the desired retracon speed.
Holdout Handle
Motor Mount Pin
Engage Motor drive
OFF
SLOW
FAST
Speed Control Knob

E140G Electric Drive Operaon
When the Gun Cart completes the irrigaon run and has contacted the Shut Off Bar, the retracon of the tube will stop.
With the irrigaon run complete, turn off the water supply, relieve the pressure and disconnect Supply Hose. Turn the Speed
Control Knob all the way off (counterclockwise).
Li & latch the Gun Cart into its transport posion. Pull the Water-Reel forward to relieve pressure on the Stabilizer Legs.
Li & latch both Stabilizer Legs into transport posion.
The Water-Reel is now ready to be moved and set up in a new locaon.
Note: Some municipalies prohibit the use of water mains intended for fire protecon and there may also be requirements for
back-flow prevenon. Invesgate and obey all local regulaons regarding the use of water.
OFF
Speed Control Knob
Important
Open Drain to relieve pressure on Supply Hose aer turning off water supply
Open Drain under Inlet to relieve water pressure
aer machine shutdown

Water Applicaon Rate & Travel Speed
Depth Of Water Applied:
The depth of water applied by the Water-Reel is regulated by the retracon speed (speed the sprinkler is moving over the ground).
It is also affected by the amount of water being discharged by the sprinkler head. The sprinkler nozzle size and the water pressure
determine the amount of discharged water. These two factors are determined by the available water and the capability of the
water pump at the water supply. The selecon of the sprinkler nozzle needs to be made based on the water supply and pump
performance.
Travel Speed Sengs - Using the Performance Guide:
Example: With a Nelson SR75 sprinkler, determine the inlet pressure, speed sengs and sprinkler nozzle size required to apply
0.35 - 0.37 inches of water. (See Illustraon)
Note: The inlet PSI is the pressure reading while the machine is running and the sprinkler is operang. If the pressure drops while
running, use the chart to determine the performance at the new inlet pressure. If the pressure drops below the lowest inlet
pressure shown, consider using a smaller size nozzle. ( Inlet PSI is always read at the Water Reel )
As shown below, a variety of sengs can accomplish 0.35 - 0.37 inches of water applicaon.
*With a .4” nozzle and an inlet PSI of 53; 0.36” can be applied at a rate of 60. per hour.
*With a .4” nozzle and an inlet PSI of 106; 0.37” can be applied at a rate of 70. per hour. Example shown below
* With a .45” nozzle and an inlet PSI of 53; 0.36” can be applied at a rate of 70. per hour.
* With a .5” nozzle and an inlet PSI of 62; 0.35” can be applied at a rate of 85. per hour.
Variances with inlet pressures and nozzle sizes will give different applicaon speed rates and irrigated areas.
MODEL B 140G X 350 PERFORMANCE
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PSI GPM DIA WIDTH LENGTH
.4" 40 27 149 119 X 410 53 1.09 0.73 0.55 0.44 0.36 0.31 0.29 0.26
.4" 80 39 182 146 X 423 106 1.29 0.86 0.64 0.52 0.43 0.37 0.34 0.30
.45" 35 32 154 123 X 412 53 1.25 0.83 0.63 0.50 0.42 0.36 0.33 0.29
.45" 80 49 207 166 X 433 120 1.42 0.95 0.71 0.57 0.47 0.41 0.38 0.34
.5" 35 40 164 131 X 416 62 1.47 0.98 0.73 0.59 0.49 0.42 0.39 0.35
.5" 80 61 222 178 X 439 139 1.65 1.10 0.83 0.66 0.55 0.47 0.44 0.39
.55" 35 49 172 138 X 419 75 1.71 1.14 0.86 0.69 0.57 0.49 0.46 0.40
.55" 70 69 221 177 X 438 145 1.88 1.25 0.94 0.75 0.63 0.54 0.50 0.44
17.5 11.7 8.8 7.0 5.8 5.0 4.7 4.1
3 5 6 8 9 11 12 13 Avg. Strokes Per Min:
MODEL B140G X
350'
NELSON SR75
Nozzle
size SPRINKLER
Irrigated Width 80%
Wetted Diameter INLET
PSI
TRAVEL SPEED - FEET PER HOUR
INCHES DEPTH OF APPLICATION
Hours for Full Run:

B140G Applicaon Charts
MODEL B 140G X 350 PERFORMANCE
20 30 40 50 60 70 75 85
PSI GPM DIA WIDTH LENGTH
.4" 40 27 149 119 X 410 53 1.09 0.73 0.55 0.44 0.36 0.31 0.29 0.26
.4" 80 39 182 146 X 423 106 1.29 0.86 0.64 0.52 0.43 0.37 0.34 0.30
.45" 35 32 154 123 X 412 53 1.25 0.83 0.63 0.50 0.42 0.36 0.33 0.29
.45" 80 49 207 166 X 433 120 1.42 0.95 0.71 0.57 0.47 0.41 0.38 0.34
.5" 35 40 164 131 X 416 62 1.47 0.98 0.73 0.59 0.49 0.42 0.39 0.35
.5" 80 61 222 178 X 439 139 1.65 1.10 0.83 0.66 0.55 0.47 0.44 0.39
.55" 35 49 172 138 X 419 75 1.71 1.14 0.86 0.69 0.57 0.49 0.46 0.40
.55" 70 69 221 177 X 438 145 1.88 1.25 0.94 0.75 0.63 0.54 0.50 0.44
17.5 11.7 8.8 7.0 5.8 5.0 4.7 4.1
3 5 6 8 9 11 12 13 Avg. Strokes Per Min:
MODEL B140G X
350'
NELSON SR75
Nozzle
size SPRINKLER
Irrigated Width 80%
Wetted Diameter INLET
PSI
TRAVEL SPEED - FEET PER HOUR
INCHES DEPTH OF APPLICATION
Hours for Full Run:
MODEL BB140G X 350 PERFORMANCE
20 30 40 50 60 75 85
PSI GPM DIA WIDTH LENGTH
0.39" 35 26 156 125 X 412 47 1.00 0.67 0.50 0.40 0.33 0.27 0.24
0.39" 110 47 243 194 X 447 147 1.16 0.78 0.58 0.47 0.39 0.31 0.27
0.43" 30 29 156 125 X 412 45 1.12 0.75 0.56 0.45 0.37 0.30 0.26
0.43" 100 54 246 197 X 448 147 1.32 0.88 0.66 0.53 0.44 0.35 0.31
0.47" 30 35 162 130 X 415 51 1.30 0.87 0.65 0.52 0.43 0.35 0.31
0.47" 90 61 248 198 X 449 149 1.48 0.99 0.74 0.59 0.49 0.39 0.35
0.51" 25 37 156 125 X 412 49 1.43 0.95 0.71 0.57 0.48 0.38 0.34
0.51" 70 63 235 188 X 444 133 1.61 1.08 0.81 0.65 0.54 0.43 0.38
0.55" 25 43 163 130 X 415 56 1.59 1.06 0.79 0.64 0.53 0.42 0.37
0.55" 65 70 236 189 X 444 142 1.79 1.19 0.89 0.71 0.60 0.48 0.42
17.5 11.7 8.8 7.0 5.8 4.7 4.1
3 5 6 8 9 12 13 Avg. Strokes Per Min:
MODEL
B140G X
350' .
KOMET
TWIN MAX
Nozzle
size SPRINKLER
Irrigated Width 80%
Wetted Diameter INLET
PSI
TRAVEL SPEED - FEET PER HOUR
INCHES DEPTH OF APPLICATION
Hours for Full Run:
MODEL B140G X 350 PERFORMANCE
20 30 40 50 60 75 85
PSIGPM DIA WIDTH LENGTH
10m 44 28 137 110 X 405 58 1.23 0.82 0.62 0.49 0.41 0.33 0.29
10m 58 33 148 118 X 409 77 1.34 0.89 0.67 0.54 0.45 0.36 0.32
12m 29 40 131 105 X 402 56 1.84 1.23 0.92 0.74 0.61 0.49 0.43
12m 59 56 177 142 X 421 110 1.90 1.27 0.95 0.76 0.63 0.51 0.45
14m 29 52 138 110 X 405 73 2.27 1.51 1.13 0.91 0.76 0.60 0.53
14m 59 73 190 152 X 426 142 2.31 1.54 1.16 0.92 0.77 0.62 0.54
16m 29 65 144 115 X 408 96 2.72 1.81 1.36 1.09 0.91 0.72 0.64
16m 44 80 171 137 X 418 142 2.82 1.88 1.41 1.13 0.94 0.75 0.66
17.5 11.7 8.8 7.0 5.8 4.7 4.1
3 5 6 8 9 12 13 Avg. Strokes Per Min:
MODEL
B140G X
350'
SIME
HYDRA
Nozzle
size SPRINKLER
Irrigated Width 80%
Wetted Diameter INLET
PSI
TRAVEL SPEED - FEET PER HOUR
INCHES DEPTH OF APPLICATION
Hours for Full Run:
MODEL B140G X 350 PERFORMANCE
20 30 40 50 60 75 85
PSI GPM DIA WIDTH LENGTH
8mm 44 18 125 100 X 400 50 0.87 0.58 0.43 0.35 0.29 0.23 0.20
8mm 58 21 135 108 X 404 66 0.94 0.63 0.47 0.38 0.31 0.25 0.22
10mm 44 28 135 108 X 404 58 1.26 0.84 0.63 0.50 0.42 0.34 0.30
10mm 58 33 144 115 X 408 77 1.37 0.91 0.68 0.55 0.46 0.37 0.32
12mm 29 33 125 100 X 400 48 1.59 1.06 0.80 0.64 0.53 0.42 0.37
12mm 59 47 154 123 X 412 96 1.85 1.23 0.92 0.74 0.62 0.49 0.43
17.5 11.7 8.8 7.0 5.8 4.7 4.1
3 5 6 8 9 12 13 Avg. Strokes Per Min:
MODEL
B140G X
350'
SIME K1
Nozzle
size SPRINKLER
Irrigated Width 80%
Wetted Diameter INLET
PSI
TRAVEL SPEED - FEET PER HOUR
INCHES DEPTH OF APPLICATION
Hours for Full Run: