Posted by VicS on April 21, 2014 at 16:52:08 from (70.195.64.28):
In Reply to: frost proof water faucet posted by kathleen kanzlert on April 21, 2014 at 12:20:42:
Just replaced a 40 yr. old one. After we got a 180 dollar water bill. It was literally ate up. The brass at the bottom was the only thing not. Got the new one in for a total of 90 dollars for everything. I used 3 ft of heavy duty washer hose to hook it up. That way if someone hit's it, maybe it won't leak and I can straighten it back up. Also I drove a steel post and hose clamped the faucet to it. The guys are right if the rubber is ok you can tighten it. I didn't want to take any chance on another high water bill. Vic
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