air in lines

  1. MatGyver

    Piston pump issue

    Hey all, thanks in advance for any and all advice! Here at my cottage in Ontario, we pull from a sand point with a piston pump into a tank which ends up just over half water to air and then up an approximately 15' vertical rise to the cottage system. This system has worked for 30+ years with...
  2. Jen0306

    NEED ADVICE! Air in water lines and stinky smell - related??

    I'm not sure if I'm posting in the correct forum, but I would appreciate any and all input. I have two issues and I'm not sure if they could be related. We have a lake home in Wisconsin, have a shallow well and a septic. For the past 18 months or so, we have had air in our water lines (mainly...
  3. justdewit64

    Sandpoint loses prime

    Hopefully you can see diagram of my sandpoint well below. I have an old cabin and had to replace the sandpoint. I put in 2" pipe as shown below, with check-valve up at the top. I was told the shallow well jet pump I had would pull water 20 feet, and as you can see below, I am at only 16 feet...
  4. L Bodiford

    Diagnosing problem with new well/house construction

    New construction home completed within last two months; deep water well installed approximately a year ago; water manifold with pex; tankless water heater. After a month or so of living in our new house, we are noticing that when we flush the toilet and/or run the shower in the master bathroom...
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