I have an appx. 125' deep drilled well with 6" casing. Well was drilled around 1955, age of current non-working pump etc. is unknown, and at some point the home was hooked to city water. I am going to replace the pump.
Here is the question. There does not appear to be a pitless adapter. The 1.25" water line comes up from the well to a T of some kind, with a pipe going horizontally into a pocket cut out of the casing 3' or so below ground. There is a short stub of pipe extending vertically out of the T that I assume is to screw onto to pull the pump though. I apologize for the terrible description, hopefully this pic will help. (note: there is some debris caked into the upward pointing stub).
Does anyone recognize this configuration? I have done a lot of searching for info, and had a seasoned well guy say he had never seen one.
Here is the question. There does not appear to be a pitless adapter. The 1.25" water line comes up from the well to a T of some kind, with a pipe going horizontally into a pocket cut out of the casing 3' or so below ground. There is a short stub of pipe extending vertically out of the T that I assume is to screw onto to pull the pump though. I apologize for the terrible description, hopefully this pic will help. (note: there is some debris caked into the upward pointing stub).
Does anyone recognize this configuration? I have done a lot of searching for info, and had a seasoned well guy say he had never seen one.