Proposed hose bibb/sillcock too close to grade...

[Grinch]

My photos show the existing tap at the rear of the house, the earth slopes away here so a regular hydrant type sillcock works although it's tight.
The second photo shows the second location desired, a lot tighter.
I can find a "no kink" type of tap or a frost proof type, but not a product with both features combined, unless I opt for an Aquor type hydrant V1, cat number hhp002. I'd like to avoid spending this amount of $ on the Aquor as it's durability is not known and let's face facts, I'm cheap.I could forego the hydrant but would prefer not to, has anyone solved this conundrum before?

 

[Grinch]

I've found an alternative that while costlier than a conventional hydrant is still less than an aquor.
The outlet is to one side and has a standard 3/4" threaded hose outlet.
Woodford model 25 or Woodford model 27.
Time for a happy dance....

 

[Sponsor]

 

[Tuttles Revenge]

Woodford is a good brand IMO

 

[Quarterball]

Plus, it will still drain if you leave the hose attached

 

[Quarterball]

Plus, it will still drain if you leave the hose attached

 

[Tuttles Revenge]

Plus, it will still drain if you leave the hose attached

Wow! I hadn't noticed that. Pretty cool.

 

[Jeff H Young]

Woodford is a fine product Id go mdl 25 unless my code required the double check