Posted by Tom in NE on February 03, 2013 at 15:18:06 from (74.38.138.151):
In Reply to: Only on Sunday posted by rrlund on February 03, 2013 at 14:30:23:
Is this the piece you were looking for rrlund? I had a hydrant that didn't work for a few years by my shop. Then this fall I had one that broke by my chicken coop. A friend taught me how to fix them on one somewhat warm afternoon. I shut the breaker switch off for the well and we took the handles off and was able to loosen the six foot rods with the rubber balls on the bottom end out with a set of vise grips. It really helped to have some water pressure to help force the rod out...especially the one that hadn't worked for 3 years. TSC didn't have the 4 inch replacement, but Orschlen's had one for $9.50. I work in a machine shop and made 3 more out of brass...real easy to do. I have some spare ones if they decide to break again and I'll know how to do it myself now.
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