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A pair of grips is typical to use for those caps.
Eh wot?
stop cock key. This Rothenberger one works on pavement stopcocks which have a bar across the top, or a couple of sizes of square
There are a few patterns.
Obviously any sort of SC can be adjacent to a meter.
If a water meter has an integral shut off valve, the ones I've see have mostly been a quarter turn thing, or more often, a screw-down valve . My own has a 10mm female hexagon socket, and the key is about a foot long, plastic, with the hex on the end to fit,
Eh wot?
stop cock key. This Rothenberger one works on pavement stopcocks which have a bar across the top, or a couple of sizes of square
There are a few patterns.
Obviously any sort of SC can be adjacent to a meter.
If a water meter has an integral shut off valve, the ones I've see have mostly been a quarter turn thing, or more often, a screw-down valve . My own has a 10mm female hexagon socket, and the key is about a foot long, plastic, with the hex on the end to fit,
