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This style is the best frost proof hydrant that I have ever had: Baker Water Systems - Monitor® Magnum Yard Hydrant The water valve works just like a hydraulic spool valve. And after the hydrant is installed the handle can be rotated to any position desired then held there with the set screw.

I used 3, 2x12's, with 6" casters. The best thing about it is now when I drop a heavy piece of metal, it lands on the wood, instead of chipping out a chunk of the floor.

OP has not been back:

Need to know what year to get the correct rims. There are many threads about it in the Toolcat Forum: Toolcat

You need a new small tank and a Cycle Stop Valve. Check here: Constant Pressure Pump Control Valves

From the back porch camera:

From the back yard camera. The front: The rear:

Moss Road has not bumped this "antique" thread recently, so I will for those that have not seen it and all the good information in it.

Don't know, never did one. Some radiators have a drain valve at the bottom.

Did you clean the radiator?

This company makes pin on plates: WASHBURN CO. Products - Washburn Company

Here are some more of his threads: =thread&c[users]=crash325&o=date"]Search results This comes up when I put the pointer over his screen name:

This one is designed to throw it out the front:

Why? Mine is 7' wide and has never scared me on the compact telehandler:

Neither. This is better:Compact telehandler