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    Failed Well Rehab Costing $1000

    Hello, I hired a company to rehab my well. It is 65 feet deep. Six inch steel casing in rocky creek bed terrain. They said they could slip a four inch pipe down to bottom then do hammer drilling to to 120 or 150 feet or where ever we hit good water. Problem--it took them a couple hours to set...
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    Pump Tripping Thermal Overload Protector

    Hello, This is my first time working on a well. Bought a little cabin in Lytle Creek, CA. Old pump was not working. Well is 63 feet deep. Sandy creek bed DG type soil. I am literally in the wash. I just put in a new 1/2 hp 230v pump at about 60' down (the drought has everything drying up and I...
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