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Transfer Plunger Rod

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What happens here

With the old hydrant head removed, place it on a stable surface. Use an adjustable wrench and pliers to hold the components steady while you unscrew the connector that attaches the plunger rod to the old head. Once detached, screw the same connector onto the plunger rod of the new hydrant head and tighten it securely.

Goal: Move plunger rod from old head to new head

Tools and materials

  • Adjustable Wrench DeWalt — Holding and tightening the rod connector
  • Pliers — Holding the rod steady during transfer

What they say

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Yep. Okay, so we've got this head right here. All we need to do is detach this and you can see that's where we're rolling right there is. We're going to end up connecting this rod to this piece right here. We don't even have to. We can skip the rest of that part because honestly we couldn't get it out anyway. So and then we'll get it hooked up. You don't think it's going to work? This rod? Yeah, I mean the thread. Oh, well, what? That's it. We're going to see. Steve doesn't, Steve doesn't believe it's happening. It's pretty corny. Yeah, that's all right. We can edit. We can do whatever. Oh, yeah, I did like butter. Okay, those actually look really good, dude. Yeah. Yeah. We'll just go to right there. Snug. Cool. Before we put this back together, we're going to put a little tough line, a little pipe dope on

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