Unscrew the rod and change the seal at bottom end .
Weep holes are supposed to leak every time you run water through the hydrant. If it leaks constantly, you don't have a problem with a leaky weephole, you have a leaking hydrant. This can be fixed by replacing the rubber stopper at the end of the rod.
The brand of yard hydrant that is the best is Woodford's. It is made in the United States. It is a frost free hydrant.
A yard hydrant operates using a simple valve mechanism that allows water to flow when the handle is turned. When the handle is lifted, a plunger inside the hydrant rises, allowing water to flow from the supply line through the hydrant's outlet. Once the handle is lowered, the plunger seals the water passage, preventing leaks and freezing in colder climates. The hydrant is typically installed below the frost line to ensure that the water supply remains functional throughout the winter.
Not a plumber however I do know it varies buy region. You need to know the depth of the freeze line in your area. That will determine the depth to install your hydrant.
Chances are if you put a Pipe Wrench on the Pipe and turn it, you will damage the fitting that the Pipe screws into below ground. You should dig it up and use two Pipe Wrenches.
Shut off water supply, unscrew the handle and pull up the inner rod. On the lower end is a seal, take the seal to store and get one the same -re-assemble the opposite way.
If the Nissan Sentra is leaking power steering fluid, the power steering pump will need to be replaced. This part can be purchased at a salvage yard in most cases. A new power steering pump will cost between $90 and $130 just for the part. A salvage yard will probably charge $50 to $80 for a used one.
Sinkholes in a yard can be caused by factors such as underground erosion, heavy rainfall, or leaking pipes. To prevent sinkholes, proper drainage, regular inspection of pipes, and filling any depressions in the yard can help. If a sinkhole forms, it is important to seek professional help to assess and repair the underlying issue.
No, the plunger blocks the drain hole when the handle is lifted. See this link for more information. http://www.woodfordmfg.com/Woodford/Yard_Hydrant_Pages/how_fpyh_works.htm
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Are you sure it's the valve that's leaking. Look very closely at the ends of the brake lines I have on occasion had one that has a very small crack in the end where it is flared.
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