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Brand | Water Source | Everbilt | Woodford | Woodford |
Name | Blue Frost-Proof Yard Hydrant Complete Head Assembly | 3 ft. Bury Depth Frost-Proof Yard Hydrant | 3/4 in. x 3/4 in. NPT x MPT 1 in. Galvanized Steel Pipe x 1 ft. Bury R34 Freezeless Yard Hydrant | 3/4 in. x 3/4 in. NPT x MPT 1 in. Galvanized Steel Pipe x 2 ft. Bury R34 Freezeless Yard Hydrant |
Price | $3192 | $5433 | $8140 | $8955 |
Ratings | (30) | (67) | (8) | (2) |
Connection | Female Pipe Thread | FIP x MHT | Female Pipe Thread | Female Pipe Thread |
Application | Non-Potable Water | Non-Potable Water | Non-Potable Water | Non-Potable Water |
Maximum Pressure (psi) | 120 | 120 | 125 | 125 |
Compatible Pipe Material | Steel | PVC | Brass | Brass |
Features | Lead Free,Threaded | Frost Free,Lead Free,Threaded | No Additional Special Features | No Additional Special Features |
Indoor/Outdoor | Outdoor | Outdoor | Outdoor | Outdoor |
Maximum Working Temperature (F) | 100 | 100 | 120 | 120 |
Material | Cast Iron | Cast Iron | Galvanized Steel | Galvanized Steel |
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Brand | Water Source | Everbilt | Woodford | Woodford |
Name | Blue Frost-Proof Yard Hydrant Complete Head Assembly | 3 ft. Bury Depth Frost-Proof Yard Hydrant | 3/4 in. x 3/4 in. NPT x MPT 1 in. Galvanized Steel Pipe x 1 ft. Bury R34 Freezeless Yard Hydrant | 3/4 in. x 3/4 in. NPT x MPT 1 in. Galvanized Steel Pipe x 2 ft. Bury R34 Freezeless Yard Hydrant |
Price | $3192 | $5433 | $8140 | $8955 |
Ratings | (30) | (67) | (8) | (2) |
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Use a 3/4" galvanized nipple.
The box says 80 psi. However, I am using it on my ranch system at a static pressure of 100 psi with higher surges and it is working fine.
There was one included in the packageing
I would probably say that is because it is a lead pipe, therefore possible lead contamination.
Use the square set screw at the top of the brass stem. Loosen it, raise or lower the handle and tighten the set screw
A simple threaded fitting with the PEX barb is all you need to connect the two. I suggest brass parts made by Apollo and usually stocked in 1/2", 3/4" and 1" PEX barb sizes in Home Depot stores.
The reason your head cracked tells us a garden hose was left on the unit in the winter and this does not allow the unit to drain below the frost line. You can order this head at home depot. com https://www.homedepot.com/p/Water-Source-Blue-Frost-Proof-Yard-Hydrant-Complete-Head-Assembly-YHC-BLUE/204289772 or you can order these two parts on www.watersourceusa.com https://www.watersourceusa.com/shop/blue-frost-proof-yard-hydrant-complete-head-assembly-2/?v=0a10a0b3e53b or just the head https://www.watersourceusa.com/shop/green-frost-proof-yard-hydrant-head/?v=0a10a0b3e53b
Thanks for reaching out to the Everbilt Team. The yard hydrant has a 3/4" female end so you need to use a 3/4" tee to connect multiple units in a series. The Model number is EBHT75NL and SKU number is 10033335487. If you have further questions please contact us at 844-251-7446 to discuss.
Technically, this is a utility hydrant, so it should not be used for potable water. This is due to how the water is wasted from the weep hole in the valve; it could siphon contaminants from the ground. However, if you know there are no contaminants, there is nothing specifically about the hydrant that would preclude you from drinking from it. It is 3rd party approved to be low lead.
Instructions can be found on the Watersource.com website under the product support heading. Any additional questions can be answered by calling us at 1-800-346-7611, extension #1.