petepdx
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A upcoming part of my saga requires the well to be 'shocked'
This is a property and its well that has not occupied for close to 15 years.
One would not think that this would be a hassle but the previous installer in his wisdom "sealed" his work by slapping left over concrete all over the well seal and even the 1" galvanized tee.
I ordered via HomeDepot a product that is advertised to dissolve concrete by breaking down the portland cement. It basically did nothing other then clean things up a bit.
A couple pictures from about a month ago
http://goo.gl/NzRZGg
A lot more soil has been removed since this set of pictures.
Anyone know of a product that works or should I just get out a good stone chisel and sweat a bit ?
-pete
PS Why would someone install the pipe so low ?
This is a property and its well that has not occupied for close to 15 years.
One would not think that this would be a hassle but the previous installer in his wisdom "sealed" his work by slapping left over concrete all over the well seal and even the 1" galvanized tee.
I ordered via HomeDepot a product that is advertised to dissolve concrete by breaking down the portland cement. It basically did nothing other then clean things up a bit.
A couple pictures from about a month ago
http://goo.gl/NzRZGg
A lot more soil has been removed since this set of pictures.
Anyone know of a product that works or should I just get out a good stone chisel and sweat a bit ?
-pete
PS Why would someone install the pipe so low ?