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Johnny G

Posted 2/27/2026 15:16 (#11567412 - in reply to #11567384)
Subject: RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets?

Totally different piece of equipment. Hydrants on a water system are pressurized. Dry hydrants you have to draft through. City hydrant = positive incoming pressure, dry hydrant = negative incoming pressure.

Take some training…

Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - Granary : 2/27/2026 11:58
- RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - Waljohn : 2/27/2026 12:35
  - RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - IADAVE : 2/27/2026 12:39
- RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - Johnny G : 2/27/2026 13:13
  - RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - r82230 : 2/27/2026 18:28
- RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - littlejo : 2/27/2026 13:33
  - RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - tommyw-5088 : 2/27/2026 14:28
    - RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - Johnny G : 2/27/2026 15:16
    - RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - Shimmy1 : 2/27/2026 16:52
- RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - Hick : 2/27/2026 15:42
  - RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - tommyw-5088 : 2/27/2026 21:29
- RE: Dry Fire Hydrant On Farm Property - Any Regrets? - Shimmy1 : 2/27/2026 16:49

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