A hose bib (or bibb) is a threaded faucet also known as a wall hydrant. The simplest example would be the standard exterior faucet of a residence. They typically can be found with a single valve stem directly before the spout. In colder climates, exterior hose bibs should be installed in-line with an interior wall so that they can be recessed within the wall to provide protection from freezing.
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∙ 2009-08-10 02:34:17Home depot or hardware stores have a gauge you can install on your hose-bib, then you open the hose-bib and the gage shows your the pressure at that hose-bib.
3/4" garden hose threads (GHT).
By isolating the valve then remove it and replace it
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i believe the pressure does not change but the volume of water you will be able to use will be less
Usually the bib nearest inlet like front garden hose bib will give you a good read before it is reduced by any other valves etc. or spit off into a series of different pipes.
From the question I'm not sure if you mean the hose bib that is attached to most pool plumbing for draining. If so that hose bib will discharge water only while the pool's pump is running. The water comming out would not be potable, and not very good for plants. I can't think what else it would be good for.
.bib is a file extension
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If starting from empty pull the top radiator hose off the engine and fill the radiator until coolant starts to flow from the engine hose bib. replace and tighten hose. Fill the overflow tank with coolant. Locate the vent on the coolant hose bib (brass fitting), start the engine and allow coolant flow to purge the air from the system. When coolant flows steadily close the vent. Re-top up the overflow tank.
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