Tamper-proof hydrant cover
OwnerJoseph S. Dooling, Kenneth F. Vanek +1inventors
InventorsJoseph S. Dooling, Kenneth F. Vanek, Gene R. Vanek
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OwnerJoseph S. Dooling, Kenneth F. Vanek +1inventors
InventorsJoseph S. Dooling, Kenneth F. Vanek, Gene R. Vanek
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A tamper-proof cover for the operating nut of a hydrant. The cover includes a housing adapted to be positioned above the operating nut for covering the operating nut, the housing having an opening, a housing mounting device securable to the hydrant and engagable with the housing for securing the housing to the hydrant, and a locking device for removably securing the housing to the mounting device which includes a pin positionable in the opening in the housing and engagable with a recess defined in the mounting device, a locking member engagable with the pin and the recess in the housing, a frangible shoulder within the recess in the mounting device against which the locking member seats and which must be broken to remove the pin. Other forms of the tamper-proof cover and a tool for removing the cover are also disclosed.
A tamper-proof cover for the operating nut of a hydrant, the cover comprising:
A tamper-proof cover for the operating nut of a hydrant, the cover comprising:
A tamper-proof cover for the operating nut of a hydrant, the cover comprising:
A tamper-proof cover for the operating nut of a hydrant, the cover comprising:
A tamper-proof cover for the operating nut of a hydrant, the cover comprising:
A tamper-proof cover for the operating nut of a hydrant, the cover comprising:
A tamper-proof cover for the operating nut of a hydrant, the cover comprising:
A tool for unlocking locking means for removably securing a housing for covering an operating nut of a hydrant to mounting means for securing the housing to the hydrant, the locking means including a pin positionable in an opening in the housing and engageable with a recess defined in the mounting means, a locking member engageable with the pin and the recess in the mounting means, a frangible shoulder within the recess in the mounting means against which the locking member seats and which must be broken to slidably remove the pin from the recess so that the housing can be removed to provide access to the operating nut;
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