Convert a well point with vertical pump to horizontal pump

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Danrhcos

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I have a well point that is approximately 34 feet deep. My water level is at approximately 20 feet.
I had a 1/2 HP vertical well pump mounted on top of the well cap with the standard 2 hole cap.
The vertical well pump can no longer be used or rebuilt, can I simply use a horizontal well pump and connect the
pipes accordingly? I spoke with a couple of people locally and their response was that I needed to replace my current
well cap with a 90 degree one. I have seen pictures where people just connect the pipes using 90 degree elbows.

I believe I will need to replace the point in the not to distant future, but I am trying to avoid that at this time since this is at a
summer only cottage that is not used that often.
 

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You will need a casing adapter as a well point is not large enough to get two pipes down the well. To use a packer system you will need the casing adapter.
 
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