These can usually be quickly and easily adjusted without tools. IMO it’s kind of a douche move from the owner to not even bother checking that his sprinklers aren’t spraying the sidewalk.
Most people usually aim them to cover corner to corner, then the wind blows from any direction and it goes further onto sidewalks. Then there are the ones (usually owned by the neighborhood or city in my experience) that water the sidewalks and roads and manage to only hit 15% of the grass.
These can usually be quickly and easily adjusted without tools. IMO it’s kind of a douche move from the owner to not even bother checking that his sprinklers aren’t spraying the sidewalk.
Most people usually aim them to cover corner to corner, then the wind blows from any direction and it goes further onto sidewalks. Then there are the ones (usually owned by the neighborhood or city in my experience) that water the sidewalks and roads and manage to only hit 15% of the grass.
I have ‘adjusted’ one to be stuck down with a stick shoved into the ground next to it.