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by Forhorse » 04/09/10, 18:35

What is the point of going back to the controversy. Because you are told that it is not a pump. (it is even confirmed on the site given in link)

And why a steering wheel rather than a button?
I would say that we have to go back to the date of conception of the device. No doubt that at the time we did not have the same tools or the same materials to achieve a timed valve, and that a button was not possible to achieve or that it did not offer the reliability that expected.
(At the time we were not yet in the disposable era, what was built must last a lifetime)

Another difference, with timed push button valves, the duration of the delay is generally dependent on the pressure, worse, often with too low water pressure they do not work (do not open or close anymore)
The flywheel system operates regardless of the water pressure.
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by oli 80 » 04/09/10, 22:13

good evening here's a mechanism that makes me think it could be a pump http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fxl7KBaQS-s
here this mechanism is activated by a soapius type wind turbine,
but in the fire hydrant it is the steering wheel that would activate this mechanism http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtmIm5JH4AM

that's why I put this topic together, in the link to my previous message the person may be badly expressed, on the technical terms, but hey I can be wrong

I'm not trying to argue about it, I'm just making new discoveries, here this wind mechanism
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by Forhorse » 04/09/10, 23:16

What we see in these videos has strictly, but absolutely absolutely nothing to do with the mechanics of a bayard standpipe ...
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by oli 80 » 10/10/10, 11:56

: XNUMX: Hi, I saw that it is not a pump but indeed a system for opening an internal valve and not a pump
it makes me think of the film tanguy with the kids who sabotage a fire hydrant that runs without stopping and their mother who calls them by all names : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:
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by oli 80 » 04/06/11, 18:59

[quote = "oli 80"] hello, here are some levers fountain http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Do ... E1bJPG.jpg
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:01 ... -_JPG1.jpg

it is on this link that I found these photos http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pompe

I reassure you that there are a lot of pumps this time and with arms in addition, so if you want water you have to exercise: mrgreen
here is the inside of a rotating hat fountain
http://www.brocantecourt.com/pompe-baya ... 5879.html#
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by oli 80 » 20/03/12, 21:01

Good evening, here is a link where people have tinkered with a fitting to connect to a fire hydrant with spout, like on farmers' arm pumps, like the one mentioned above
http://autocaravane.fr/camping-car/30/a ... n-eau.html

here is a lot of fittings for taps of all kinds,
apart from the end of the garden hose with the quick connector and the white stuff (-3- Funnel connector) see photo
I didn't even know that you could connect a garden hose to a fire hydrant
at least the I no longer controversy on the steering wheel terminals as a pump : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:
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by oli 80 » 21/03/12, 21:37

Good evening, I have the impression that nobody seems to react here if that is how I will have to open a new subject
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by oli 80 » 24/08/12, 22:48

oli 80 wrote:hello ,, the person who wanted to replace the arm pump with a fire hydrant, still bought one on ebay at 150 € if it is not a pump, he will throw this money out the window, this one me said he bought it in the first week of January, but didn't have time to mount it with a soapius type wind turbine


: XNUMX: Hi, I heard from this standpipe bought on ebay, the person I know found that it was not a pump but a timed tap, he managed to sell it to the town hall of the village where he lives, this fire hydrant is now in the cemetery, people can fill their watering cans there when they are upkeep of the graves

this steering wheel system was designed to avoid wild connections, push button models can be locked with a strap or other system, I have already mentioned all this here:
https://www.econologie.com/forums/kit-de-bra ... 11630.html
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by oli 80 » 05/09/12, 21:18

Good evening, here is a fairly original fountain system
http://www.ecofontaine.ch/sites/default ... ntaine.pdf
it is a fire hydrant which as soon as you take water from the push valve the water pressure activates a pump which recycles the water from the pool next to it

rather original as a device
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