Pulled my first well pump some questions

[Randy Sellers]

Thank you Trotter oh, I do you know what a torque arrestor is this will be my third one every time I move it a little bit differently because it does wear the wire. I'm glad to hear do not use that. And my previous statement I didn't proofread it was not supposed to say I but rather save valve man. But I've not heard the term standoffs, or castings so that struck my curiosity. Thanks for your answer however I am using black pipe and hopefully soon dropping my pump back in the well.

 

[Reach4]

Thank you Trotter oh, I do you know what a torque arrestor is this will be my third one every time I move it a little bit differently because it does wear the wire.

I have had the impression that if a torque arrestor is used, the wires stay close to the pipe -- not next to the casing. https://www.wildcatdreams.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/SPcombo2.jpg
I have not actually seen one.

 

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[trotter13]

I have had the impression that if a torque arrestor is used, the wires stay close to the pipe -- not next to the casing. https://www.wildcatdreams.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/SPcombo2.jpg
I have not actually seen one.

I've seen people do it both ways. One way the way you say and the other between the slits in the arrestor.

 

[Reach4]

I've seen people do it both ways. One way the way you say and the other between the slits in the arrestor.

Neither of the ways you reference will wear the wire.

 

[Randy Sellers]

I have had the impression that if a torque arrestor is used, the wires stay close to the pipe -- not next to the casing. https://www.wildcatdreams.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/SPcombo2.jpg
I have not actually seen one.

 

[Randy Sellers]

Neither of the ways you reference will wear the wire.

Well obviously I did not install these correctly then clamps too tight? Not enough when I said clamps I'm not the ones that go around the torque arrestor. I run my wire up next to the pipe