Friday, June 13, 2014

Hydrants and Weeds

Ansonia, Connecticut


In fact, instead of a hydrant, this second one seems to be an external feed to the building's sprinkler system and I'm not sure about the first one at all.

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6 comments:

  1. Martina6:16 AM

    The first one is interesting, indeed. Can you read the manufacturer's name? The blogger photo is too small.

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  2. Carl Weese1:56 PM

    Looks like "LUDLOW." The letters are blurred from multiple layers of paint but I think that's it.

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  3. Martina2:20 PM

    Ludlow Valve was founded by Henry G. Ludlow in 1866 in Waterford, NY ...

    I'll be back ...

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  4. Martina2:21 PM

    Ludlow Valve was founded by Henry G. Ludlow in 1866 in Waterford, NY ...

    I'll be back ...

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  5. Martina2:58 PM

    So ... it's a post indicator valve with wrench ...

    http://www.enggcyclopedia.com/2011/11/water-spray-fixed-systems-fire-protection-nfpa-15/

    Puuuh.

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  6. Martina8:59 AM

    Hmm, and now I see this my old comment in the comment box ... strange things happen here ... ;-)

    "So ... it's a post indicator valve with wrench ...

    http://www.enggcyclopedia.com/2011/11/water-spray-fixed-systems-fire-protection-nfpa-15/

    Puuuh."

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