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Correct me if I am wrong. But I believe the Generator is too small for a pump that size. The starting amps would be too high. Would be close anyways to the max

Sorry. Is the problem at the pitless adapter? or the line? If it's the line freezing throw in some heatline (www.heatline.com) and that will solve that problem. Take a look at that site either way. We use that. Works great comes with a good warranty and wont melt your piping. There...

Yeah... Meant putting it down that deep to avoid running out of water and running the pump dry.

a 10gpm 1/2hp will do you fine. What's the static water level? and how fast does it recover? both things that are important. WR60 (20gal) tank will be fine. Just my opinion

You should see if you can find a Mercury float switch. They tend to last longer. Harder to find though depending where you are I am sure. Check out SJElectric

Submersibles you can build up to way passed 60. 40-60 is standard though. Jet pumps on the other hand... They will not build up passed certain PSI's depending on the use. If you have a control box on the wall it should tell you the Volts, HP, sometimes your GPM depending on who's control box...

Upping it 5psi should not have any effect if it runs fine currently. What type of pump do you have? HP?

Sorry.. What is a CSV? Not familiar w/ that term :-/

That sounds about right for the time it would take to turn on while showering. If your showerhead produces say 8GPM on a WR60 it will take about 1.5minutes for it to turn on and fill back up How deep is the well and what is the pump you have down the well? A WR60 is pretty standard for...

Where's the static water level in your well? Get yourself a shallow well jet pump if the water level is high enough, and then drop a chunk of poly down to the 30-35' mark and away you go.

I am new to the boards and just would like to introduce myself. I have been into the pump business for about a year now working out of Ottawa Ontario. Decided to join the boards to further my experience and give some advice. What we do at our shop is everything from sales...

What do you find wrong w/ the Vu-Flo filters? We sell them at our shop and dont have problems with them. Not saying that this is the correct way to fix this problem, it will help, but it is more of a band-aid.