You will need a suction cup to remove the presflo stopper top.

One foot of water at 62°F = 0.433 PSI, to find the PSI for any feet head not given in the table, multiply the feet head by 0.433. So for 30psi like most wells have thats about 70 feet in the air. You should probably get a pump

3/4 maybe

@@Siouxperman I ended up reaching out to the producer of the hydrant and they sent me a specification document from the engineers so I ended up with my answer. However I appreciate the people still read and reply to these comments

Tamara, some penetrating oil or some heat may help ease the piece up and then they can use something they can press against the wall of the casting and work at unthreading the piece or in some occasions patience and a small pick like tool to remove the broken off pieces. Expert Woodford customer care support also available at 1-800-308-0864. Woodford, The Choice of Professionals.

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Twisting knob but wont turn on, any ideas. Worked a few days ago. Loews said try loosening screw in middke, did that but still no water comes out???​@WCMind

Luke, you can go to BuyEagle.com and look for the Universal NuFit "Wrought Iron" finish which is Watco's Matte Black equivalent. buyeagle.biz/search?q=Wrought+iron - If you cannot find what you're looking for in searching, connect with Watco at 1-800-308-0864 and they can get you the correct model # to purchase on BuyEagle.com. This website is the official Watco and Woodford website. Watco, The Choice of Professionals and Always A Step Ahead.

Woodfoord Y34 hydrant does have a lead free version. Can call 1-800-308-0864 for information and purchase.

That’s a completely separate issue and has nothing to do with what he did here. The overflow gasket on your tub or the gasket on the bottom of the tub is no good.

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JT, it's possible the retainer nut is on backwards. There’s a big difference how tight the chrome overflow snaps on if the nut is installed backwards. The Watco Innovator overflow plate installation is available here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6q9oGqFoM6Ma6c. Also, the Watco patented Innovator overflow was intentionally designed with corrosion-resistant plastic to stand up to the harsh conditions that can occur in a bathtub. Watco, the Choice of Professionals and Always A Step Ahead.

WCMind I have the retainer nut on correctly. In fact, I tried it both ways. However, if it does make a difference in the outcome shouldn’t you make the direction of the nut clear in your installation videos? Having to pause and zoom in isn’t how you make this clear. With that said, even in this video you referenced in your reply, the cap is clearly loose fitting. The person presses it on and you actually see the play in it. I’ll give it a week and I’ll bet that within that time my customer will call me back and complain about the loose cap.

I would recommend the 4 inch - 22CP-4-MH, or similar, it will allow for drywall thickness.

Could move the innovator overflow opening to the top and have a few more inches of water before the opening would begin releasing water back into the drain.

1980s house and spigot not repaired in at least 20+ years. Spigot had the plastic head nut, so I wasn't sure if the repair kit was correct. Unscrewing the bits from the rod proved impossible without the visegrips. Video was excellent for letting me know where the drain guard and head nut gasket went. (The drain guard previously was broken and in the wrong place, so everyone would get a bath if turning off the spigot when pressurized. Now the water sprays backwards at the wall. Nice. I love the self draining feature.)

Actually... that means its working correctly. The Woodford Model 25 faucet is a freeze proof faucet. When working correctly and/or was recently rebuilt using repair kit RK25 , when the valve is closed it will "purge or dump" all water from inside the tube assembly. Water will be forcefully discharged (due to water pressure) through the six holes located around the circumference of the head nut. When assembled correctly, the "Drain Guard" (the clear plastic ring included in the repair kit) covers the holes and disburses the water in a splashing but messy pattern that can get you wet. The purpose of the purge is to discharge any water in the line that could freeze and damage the assembly in cold weather. All that being said... the spray of water problem can be fixed! All you need to do is purchase and install a Woodford 50HA Back Flow Preventer (also known as a Vacuum Breaker) Installation of the vacuum breaker "does not" require you to disassemble your exiting faucet. It is simply an adapter that gets installed between your garden hose and your faucet hose bib. To see the Back Flow Preventer in action and how to keep from getting drenched, check out this KZbin video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5uppqKHo7ekjdU NOTE: For anyone who has yet to order a RK-25 Repair Kit to rebuild their Wordford Model 25 faucet... see if you can locate a Woodford Repair kit RK-27 instead. It has all of the same exact components as the RK-25 kit only it also includes the 50HA Back Flow Preventer (Fair Warning - the RK-27 kit is hard to find).

Hello John, The pressure relief valve is inside the faucet from the factory. We also have a yard hydrant that won't rupture even if the hose is accidentally left on. That model is called the Y2 and has a 1 inch NPT inlet. Thank you for your feedback. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to call us at 800-621-6032.

Adam, please connect with our Woodford customer support team at 1-800-308-0864? They have a few questions in order to assist with your question. Thank you.