Well removing it this way you noticed that the lubricating oil just spilled out of the bottom and will rust out the threads in a few years making the hydrant Really hard to open. Also a very good chance of damaging the bonnet )-rings causing water to get inside bonnet. Also basic Fire Hydrant 101. These boys obviously didn't read the booklet that comes inside each extension kit. The extension coupling goes on at the bottom of the extension. The way the knuckleheads are doing it the new owners will certainly have issues in the coming years. Probably best video I've seen on HOW NOT to put an extension on. You don't need to refill the bonnet oil after doing this and NEVER fill to the top. In my 31 years of doing this I've sometimes up to 30 fire hydrant extensions a month and never ever done one this way. I don't want or need any callbacks. When this hydrant gets hit it will break off at the breakaway coupling 3 feet down causing a lot more work. I'm the Hydrantdoctor and thats the way it is
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Great example
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Wouldn’t you be able shoot your elevation on the pin, add your cut + top of grate to set your SD box at proper depth to meet TBC? Edit: could we also refer to our stack sheet and see dimensions of our SD box from top of grate to bottom of box?
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Wish I had a mentor like this!
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Nice Video. This is the most clear and informative video on KZread if you are involved in paving.
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What 1:65 is it FEET ?
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Yes, 1.65 is the cut in Feet to get from the hub elevation to the Top of the Curb.
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67 hundreds it's 8 inches so I'm a normal measuring tape it's about 1 feet and 7 inches 7/8" around there
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Thumper time
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Excellent description. Thanks
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Thanks for the video. We usually try to put a level at 45 degrees on the back of the drill to make sure it's at a 45. Obviously not necessary but it helps to get closer to a 45 as close as possible. Also, here where we work we have to put about 6 inches of cement around the saddle all the way around to secure the saddle. Also we drill 6" holes.
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Well removing it this way you noticed that the lubricating oil just spilled out of the bottom and will rust out the threads in a few years making the hydrant Really hard to open. Also a very good chance of damaging the bonnet )-rings causing water to get inside bonnet. Also basic Fire Hydrant 101. These boys obviously didn't read the booklet that comes inside each extension kit. The extension coupling goes on at the bottom of the extension. The way the knuckleheads are doing it the new owners will certainly have issues in the coming years. Probably best video I've seen on HOW NOT to put an extension on. You don't need to refill the bonnet oil after doing this and NEVER fill to the top. In my 31 years of doing this I've sometimes up to 30 fire hydrant extensions a month and never ever done one this way. I don't want or need any callbacks. When this hydrant gets hit it will break off at the breakaway coupling 3 feet down causing a lot more work. I'm the Hydrantdoctor and thats the way it is
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Wouldn’t you be able shoot your elevation on the pin, add your cut + top of grate to set your SD box at proper depth to meet TBC? Edit: could we also refer to our stack sheet and see dimensions of our SD box from top of grate to bottom of box?
Wish I had a mentor like this!
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Nice Video. This is the most clear and informative video on KZread if you are involved in paving.
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What 1:65 is it FEET ?
Yes, 1.65 is the cut in Feet to get from the hub elevation to the Top of the Curb.
67 hundreds it's 8 inches so I'm a normal measuring tape it's about 1 feet and 7 inches 7/8" around there
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Thumper time
Mean & Lean
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Excellent description. Thanks
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Thanks for the video. We usually try to put a level at 45 degrees on the back of the drill to make sure it's at a 45. Obviously not necessary but it helps to get closer to a 45 as close as possible. Also, here where we work we have to put about 6 inches of cement around the saddle all the way around to secure the saddle. Also we drill 6" holes.
Great job guys, Thanks
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