Recent content by goofymonkey33

Sammy, Your help has been tremendous. I'm not sure you realize how much you do. I must thank you for everything. After I read your last post, while waiting fo the well guys, I decided to mark exactly where the water was and come back in an hour. It's falls less than 1/16th of an inch...

It's on top of the regulator, directly. I've had a plumber come out now, I got totally frusterated with it. lol He's unable to prime it as well. He says possible a cracked casing, since I can get it to hold water in the lines and pump without the level falling after letting it set for an...

Reading other posts and such I'm now working with a Goulds. 1 HP. It's a lot nicer. I can see that. Now I'm only having an issue priming it. I can't seem to get it all the way, I close the regulator, and turn it on. It only jumps maybe 1-2lbs. I know there is still water in the lines...

How much of a job is it to replace those? The top line is a little low, but possibly from sloshing it around. Jeff

I could possibly have access to the head. It's under a bit of frozen ground, but I'm not adverse to the digging. I thought about checking for depth of the well, and also the type of ejector that is on it. However, I'm not all together certain I want to pull the whole thing up. If the 2...

The pump is under the house. Convertible jet. How can I solve the problem? Thanks guys, Jeff

Hello, I'll make this short because I know how busy every one is. I'm a long time reader, but just had a question I couldn't figure out, so now I must post. I just swapped deep well pumps in my house, the old was a 1/2 HP shitler, maybe 35 yrs old. Switch went bad, decided to replace the...