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Author Frost Free Sillcock
e62836@yahoo.com

2005-06-16, 2:28 pm

I have just had a new frost free sillcock installed. It leaks
intermittantly from where the plastic faucet is joined to the metal
pipe that sticks out from the house. This happens mostly when I use a
garden hose with a sprayer nozzle attached to it and I shut the water
off via the sprayer nozzle. I have had some people tell me that this is
suppose to happen and has something to do with an "anti-backflow"
feature. True?

Ned Flanders

2005-06-16, 2:28 pm

i dont think so. is the packing nut loose?


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quote:

>I have just had a new frost free sillcock installed. It leaks
> intermittantly from where the plastic faucet is joined to the metal
> pipe that sticks out from the house. This happens mostly when I use a
> garden hose with a sprayer nozzle attached to it and I shut the water
> off via the sprayer nozzle. I have had some people tell me that this is
> suppose to happen and has something to do with an "anti-backflow"
> feature. True?
>



e62836@yahoo.com

2005-06-16, 2:28 pm



Ned Flanders wrote:
quote:

> i dont think so. is the packing nut loose?
>

Doesn't seem to be[vbcol=seagreen]
>
> <e62836@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1117556018.703790.190760@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...

kevlon

2005-06-16, 2:29 pm

On 31 May 2005 09:13:38 -0700, e62836@yahoo.com wrote:
quote:

>I have just had a new frost free sillcock installed. It leaks
>intermittantly from where the plastic faucet is joined to the metal
>pipe that sticks out from the house. This happens mostly when I use a
>garden hose with a sprayer nozzle attached to it and I shut the water
>off via the sprayer nozzle. I have had some people tell me that this is
>suppose to happen and has something to do with an "anti-backflow"
>feature. True?


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