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Dry hydrants are normally 6" PVC. It would take one helluva pump to draw up thru a 6" pipe. If you use 45 degree angle fittings on the 6" pipe, you could slip the suction hose of a pump down into the PVC pipe (using it like a sleeve) until it reached the static water level. Of course, you would need a pump capable of overcoming the head.
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