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Re: Water Well question????????????
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Posted by Coloken on December 10, 2004 at 19:02:42 from (216.17.255.67):
In Reply to: Water Well question???????????? posted by SJ on December 10, 2004 at 18:17:07:
Pump will cycle like every 10 seconds, and wreck the pump with out a tank, if you use a pressure switch. Only way is to use open flow and use a switch to turn pump on and off. Don't shut the hydrant off, just use the on/off switch to control. About 4 foot down in the well drill a small "seep hole" like 1/16 inch to drain back after you shut off pump. They sell T's with seep holes in them. Friend has well in garage and it is piped out to garden...turn on switch and get water, turn off well when done. If you want to run like a hose..oh boy! you need the volume of the pump to be no more then the nozzel can handle. Get the idea?
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