petepdx
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The top of my well pipe is a few inches below grade. Eventually I will consider having a section of pipe welded on to raise things up, and change to a pitless fitting.
I'm going to need to sterilize the well soon.
The current setup does not give me access. The pipe is 6" steel, and the seal has only a center hole & a hole for the power leads and is a single piece / not split.
Above the plate is a 1" galvanized tee.
I'm going to see if a local installer will rent me a well pipe clamp.
Then raise the pipe/pump a couple feet, remove the old seal and replace it with a new one and if I can get the old tee off, replace it if needed, and replace the very rusted M-NTP to PE Barb fitting.
One idea is to get a seal with two pipe holes. Making it easier to shock the well in the future.
Am I going in the right direction ?
-pete
I'm going to need to sterilize the well soon.
The current setup does not give me access. The pipe is 6" steel, and the seal has only a center hole & a hole for the power leads and is a single piece / not split.
Above the plate is a 1" galvanized tee.
I'm going to see if a local installer will rent me a well pipe clamp.
Then raise the pipe/pump a couple feet, remove the old seal and replace it with a new one and if I can get the old tee off, replace it if needed, and replace the very rusted M-NTP to PE Barb fitting.
One idea is to get a seal with two pipe holes. Making it easier to shock the well in the future.
Am I going in the right direction ?
-pete