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      yocsr
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        I’m getting ready to use my bh attachment and dig 1800 ft. for a waterline. I’m on reclaim way too much rock for a trencher. I’m putting in a couple of yard hydrants and came across YARD HYDRANTS MADE EASY which utilizes a pitless attachment . If the hydrant ever goes bad loosen 2 bolts pull hydrant up take pit-att. off old put on new and re-insert – two bolts and done. NO DIGGING – so I bought 2, because yard hydrants eventually go bad. Just thought I’d share this.

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        oldfart2
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          I’m getting ready to use my bh attachment and dig 1800 ft. for a waterline. I’m on reclaim way too much rock for a trencher. I’m putting in a couple of yard hydrants and came across YARD HYDRANTS MADE EASY which utilizes a pitless attachment . If the hydrant ever goes bad loosen 2 bolts pull hydrant up take pit-att. off old put on new and re-insert – two bolts and done. NO DIGGING – so I bought 2, because yard hydrants eventually go bad. Just thought I’d share this.

          You should buy another, cause if one goes bad in a few years, you may not be able to get parts for it.

        • #46021
          yocsr
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            Go to http://www.yardhydrantmadeeasy.com and watch the video and you’ll see what I’m talking about.

          • #46024
            kenotractors
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              I’m getting ready to use my bh attachment and dig 1800 ft. for a waterline. I’m on reclaim way too much rock for a trencher. I’m putting in a couple of yard hydrants and came across YARD HYDRANTS MADE EASY which utilizes a pitless attachment . If the hydrant ever goes bad loosen 2 bolts pull hydrant up take pit-att. off old put on new and re-insert – two bolts and done. NO DIGGING – so I bought 2, because yard hydrants eventually go bad. Just thought I’d share this.

              You should buy another, cause if one goes bad in a few years, you may not be able to get parts for it.

              In a few years he wont be able to get parts for what?  The backhoe attachment?

              Tyler Nystrom
              Keno Tractors
              parts@kenotractors.com
              866-363-8193
              Phone hours: M-F 8am to 5:30pm PST Sat 9am to 1pm PST

            • #46027
              Tinbender
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                I’m getting ready to use my bh attachment and dig 1800 ft. for a waterline. I’m on reclaim way too much rock for a trencher. I’m putting in a couple of yard hydrants and came across YARD HYDRANTS MADE EASY which utilizes a pitless attachment . If the hydrant ever goes bad loosen 2 bolts pull hydrant up take pit-att. off old put on new and re-insert – two bolts and done. NO DIGGING – so I bought 2, because yard hydrants eventually go bad. Just thought I’d share this.

                You should buy another, cause if one goes bad in a few years, you may not be able to get parts for it.

                In a few years he wont be able to get parts for what? The backhoe attachment?

                I think he should buy three backhoe attachments, just to be sure :yes:  I do believe he meant the hydrants :unsure:
              • #46033
                kenotractors
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                  That makes a little more sense    :whistle:

                  Tyler Nystrom
                  Keno Tractors
                  parts@kenotractors.com
                  866-363-8193
                  Phone hours: M-F 8am to 5:30pm PST Sat 9am to 1pm PST

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