Why do you have to bring the line out of the house, can't you tee into a line that is already outside such as the line coming to your house. If you do have to come out of the house you can just use a sillcock, a valve that goes through the sill and mounts to it and shuts off inside the house so it doesn't freeze. The last few hydrants I had put in we did not use the galvanized pipe for the last few feet hooked to the hydrant, the galvanized you get now rusts out to fast. We used a black plastic pipe with a clear core that is very tough and it has worked good so far. Lee
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