The Dry Fire Hydrant Program

Fact Sheet - Dry Hydrants in Texas

History and Future of the Dry Hydrant Program in Texas

What are the Benefits of Dry Hydrants?

Types of Dry Hydrants

ISO Versus Key Rate (Insurance Rates in Texas)

Steps for Installing Dry Hydrants

Guidelines for Dry Hydrant Cost-Share

Turbo Draft Applications

Turbo Draft Operating Manual

Post Oak Turbo Draft Brochure with price list (Adobe Reader required - click here for free download of Adobe Reader)

Where can I get help installing a dry hydrant?

- USDA- Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS)

- Resources Conservation and Development Areas

- County Commisioners Courts


Floating Dry Hydrants

Floating Dry Hydrants are better adapted to situations where you have a variation in depth of water and where there is a possibility of heavy sedimentation from a newly constructed reservoir. The floating device is a non sinkable polyurethane 18" diameter ball. Attached to the ball, is a 2 foot ISO plastic chain that clamps to the foot device that keeps the strainer from touching the bottom of the reservoir if the water level drops below 2 feet. 

The Post Oak RC&D Area Inc is the 501(c)(3) non-profit arm of the Post Oak RC&D. It is the state-wide distributor of ETT, L.C.C. Company. ETT, L.L.C.  supplies all types of Dry Hydrant and Pressurized Hydrant supplies and  products for your Dry Hydrant needs and accessories. To find out more about the products and ETT, L.L.C. company please visit www.ettfire.com.

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