We have one of those near the hot water tank as a spigot, these get a fair amount if not a lot of use, not impressed, this one leaks, get the best made you can, go easy on the valve handle when near close or all the way open, I think if you crank em tight they don't like it and leak after repeatedly cranking on them.
Same with the hydrants, though that discussion took place here before, no doubt check out the best ones and look at the exploded view to see what you are dealing with. I had one here near the garden since I was a kid when the place was built, in '78, never gave a lick of trouble, till I slid sideways in the winter into it with my D7 caterpillar ! That just bent the pipe, kinda saved me a longer trip and into a bad place, pipe held a 15 ton tractor !
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