Posted by SJ on February 17, 2009 at 09:39:26 from (65.37.43.110):
I have a well hydrant in my barn with a short hose on it(wash machine).Last night the end of the hose was left in a bucket with a small amount of water in it.Well the whole thing is froze up now.I beleive the line cant drain back into the ground when the end of the hose cant suck air.Not that I havent EXPLAINED THAT TO EVERY AROUND HERE!!!!.Anyways do I have any recourse or do I just have to wait till spring.I tried heating the whole above ground line with a torch with no luck.The shaft wont even budge to open the valve.Should I be careful on how much pressure I exert to open the valve.Could something break down there.Im going to put a heat tape on it and just let it set for now.Any suggestions would help
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