Plumbers tap handle
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2013 4:22 am
Keeping up with G.J. Coop's zig zag across Australia on CGOAB, he mentioned on his page, Bethunga Bridge: the tide is high in Lake Hume, a plumbers tap handle which reminded me of why I carry one. There are towns where the parks etc. tap handles are removed, presumably so that those with little imagination and too much time on their hands can't turn the tap on and waste water. Some of the country towns have a nice little park where one can pull up and make a cuppa or have lunch and at the same time, top up the water supply for later in the day if bush camping.
I bought mine from Bunnings, about $10 if I remember. In the shape of a cross, it fits four types of taps most commonly seen.
Managed to find it on the Bunnings site:
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I bought mine from Bunnings, about $10 if I remember. In the shape of a cross, it fits four types of taps most commonly seen.
Managed to find it on the Bunnings site:
http://www.bunnings.com.au/products_pro ... and+Valves" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;