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Instructions for
MUELLER
SUPER CENTURION
FIRE HYDRANT
! WARNING
Before removing any bolts(s) holding the hydrant together, shut off gate valve to isolate hydrant from main water source. Loosen (do not remove) one nozzle cap
two turns and check for water under pressure inside hydrant - bleed off any pressure, then remove nozzle cap completely. Open hydrant main valve completely.
A continuous flow of water, no matter how slight, indicates hydrant is not properly isolated from the main water supply, and that problem must be corrected before
any hydrant disassembly can proceed. Disassembly of hydrant with pressurized water acting against the main valve could result in unexpected ejection of hydrant
parts, debris or high-pressure water stream, which could cause serious bodily injury.
Printed in U.S.A.
A-1
A-1
A-85
A-85
A-3
A-3
A-84
A-84
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A-5
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A-6
A-7
A-7
A-8
A-8
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A-40
Operating
Operating Nut
Nut
Weather
Weather Seal
Seal 1
1
Hold
Hold Down
Down Nut
Nut O-ring
O-Ring- Inside
Hold
Down
Nut
Hold Down Nut
1
Hold
Down
Nut O-ring
- Outside
Bonnet
O-Ring
1
Anti-friction
Washer
Anti-Friction Washer
Oil Filler
Plug Plug
Bonnet
Bonnet
Bonnet
and
Bonnet Bold
Bolt &
NutNut
Bonnet
O-ring
Bonnet Flange O-Ring 1, 4
Upper
Upper Stem
Stem
Stem
Stem O-ring
O-Rings 1
Nozzle
Nozzle Lock
Locks (Pumper & Hose)
PumperNozzle
Nozzle
Pumper
Pumper
PumperNozzle
NozzleGasket
Gasket
Pumper
Nozzle
Pumper NozzleO-ring
O-Ring
Pumper
PumperNozzle
NozzleCap
Cap
Hose
Hose Nozzle
Nozzle
Hose
Hose Nozzle
Nozzle Gasket
Gasket
Hose
Nozzle
Hose Nozzle O-ring
O-Ring
Hose
Hose Nozzle
Nozzle Cap
Cap
Chain
Chain
Chain
Chain Connector
ConnectorHook
Ring
Upper
Upper Barrel
Barrel(less nozzles)
Safety
SafetyCoupling
Stem Coupling 4
Safety
Flange
Nut 4
Safety FlangeBolt
Boltand
& Nut
Safety
Flange
O-ring
Safety Flange O-Ring 4
Safety
SafetyFlange
Flange 4
Cotter
Pin
Cotter Pin 4
ClevisPin
Pin 4
Clevis
Lower
Lower Stem
Stem
Lower
Lower Barrel
Barrel
Stem
Stem Pin
Pin
Drain
Drain Valve
Valve Facing
Facing 2
Drain
Drain Valve
Valve Facing
FacingScrew
Screw 2
Upper
Upper Valve
ValvePlate
Plate
Shoe
nut 2
Shoe bolt
Bolt and
& Nut
Drain
Drain Ring
Ring Housing
HousingO-ring
O-Ring 2
Seat
Ring Ring
Top O-ring
Top Seat
O-Ring 2, 3
Drain
Drain Ring
Ring Housing
Housing
A-42
A-42
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A-43
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A-49
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A-50
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A-51
Drain
Drain Ring
Ring
Seat
Seat Ring
Ring 3
Seat
RingSeat
Bottom
Bottom
RingO-ring
O-Ring
Main
Main Valve
Valve 2, 3
Lower
Lower Valve
ValvePlate
Plate 2, 3
Cap Nut Seal
Seal 2, 3
Lock
Lock Washer
Washer 2
Lower
Valve Plate Nut
Cap Nut
Shoe
Shoe
Hydrant
Hydrant Lubrication
LubricatingOil
Oil 1, 4
2, 3
CAUTION: Always fill the oil reservoir with the bonnet installed, the hydrant in its normal upright position, and the
main valve fully closed. If the hydrant is filled with lubricant under any other circumstances, excess lubricate can
overfill the Bonnet and create a pressure lock. This could result in damage to the seals or Bonnet or prevent proper
hydrant operation.
*TIGHTEN HOLD DOWN NUT TO 200-300 FTLBS OF TORQUE. IF TORQUE WRENCH IS NOT
AVAILABLE, USE A 3 LB HAMMER TO STRIKE
THE END OF THE A-311 WRENCH FIRMLY
TWO TIMES TO ASSURE THE NUT IS PROPERLY
TIGHTENED.
**TO DETERMINE CORRECT O-RINGS FOR
BONNET AND GROUND LINE FLANGES,
WHICH ARE SIMILAR IN APPEARANCE: SMALLER
DIAMETER O-RING IS USED AT BONNET
FLANGE; LARGER AT GROUND LINE FLANGE.
! WARNING
Before removing any bolt(s) holding the hydrant together, shut off gate valve to isolate hydrant from main water source.
Loosen (do not remove) one nozzle cap two turns and check for water under pressure inside hydrant bleed off any pressure,
then remove nozzle cap completely. Open hydrant main valve completely. A continuous flow of water, no matter how slight,
indicates hydrant is not properly isolated from the main water supply, and that problem must be corrected before any
hydrant disassembly can proceed. Disassembly of hydrant with pressurized water acting against the main valve could result
in unexpected ejection of hydrant parts, debris or high-pressure water stream, which could cause serious bodily injury.
3. Lift out Wrench, Lower Stem, Main Valve Assembly and Seat Ring from Hydrant Barrel as a unit.
CAUTION: ALWAYS FILL THE OIL RESERVOIR WITH THE BONNET INSTALLED,
THE HYDRANT IN ITS NORMAL UPRIGHT
POSITION, AND THE MAIN VALVE FULLY
CLOSED. IF THE HYDRANT IS FILLED
WITH LUBRICANT UNDER ANY OTHER
CIRCUMSTANCES, EXCESS LUBRICANT
CAN OVERFILL THE BONNET AND
CREATE A PRESSURE LOCK. THIS COULD
RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE SEALS OR
BONNET,
OR
PREVENT
PROPER
HYDRANT OPERATION.
*TIGHTEN HOLD DOWN NUT TO 200-300 FTLBS OF TORQUE. IF TORQUE WRENCH IS NOT
AVAILABLE, USE A 3 LB HAMMER TO STRIKE THE
END OF THE A-311 WRENCH FIRMLY TWO
TIMES TO ASSURE THE NUT IS PROPERLY
TIGHTENED.
! WARNING
Before removing any bolt(s) holding the hydrant together, shut off gate valve to isolate hydrant from main water source.
Loosen (do not remove) one nozzle cap two turns and check for water under pressure inside hydrant bleed off any pressure,
then remove nozzle cap completely. Open hydrant main valve completely. A continuous flow of water, no matter how slight,
indicates hydrant is not properly isolated from the main water supply, and that problem must be corrected before any
hydrant disassembly can proceed. Disassembly of hydrant with pressurized water acting against the main valve could result
in unexpected ejection of hydrant parts, debris or high-pressure water stream, which could cause serious bodily injury.
! WARNING
Before removing any bolt(s) holding the hydrant together, shut off gate valve to isolate hydrant from main water source.
Loosen (do not remove) one nozzle cap two turns and check for water under pressure inside hydrant bleed off any pressure,
then remove nozzle cap completely. Open hydrant main valve completely. A continuous flow of water, no matter how slight,
indicates hydrant is not properly isolated from the main water supply, and that problem must be corrected before any
hydrant disassembly can proceed. Disassembly of hydrant with pressurized water acting against the main valve could result
in unexpected ejection of hydrant parts, debris or high-pressure water stream, which could cause serious bodily injury.
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