Installing Spigot Upside Down and Close to Ground
Thought I'd share what I ended up doing. I tore out all the copper pipe &quot;main line&quot; and replaced with plastic pipe. I added a &quot;T&quot; and then installed an 18&quot; frost free silcock basically at grade. I added heat-tape and insulation on the inside, now I'm just debating on if I need to cover the valve in the winter (perhaps with a simple box?). I don't usually do what I did above (post multiple questions), so I created a new thread with that simple question --&gt; Frost Free Silcock - At Grade - Problem in Winter?. I'm also debating on not shutting off the water on the inside (I did install a Ball Valve with a drain right by the &quot;T&quot;), but worry about heat tape on an empty pipe. Thinking about it, I doubt that would be an issue as CPVC is rated like 200F, but the point of posting the question was to get feedback :).
In regards to the &quot;awkard angle&quot;. I will be digging out a bit under the bib to allow for the hose attachment and having it at the &quot;proper&quot; angle.
Thanks for all the tips!