Wait, what happened?

As you said, I could not find a poly tube pipe to put in my new 420 foot deep Pa home. The well driller filled me in. Only way to go is schedule 80 pvc and has to be threaded. I used brass couplings.

@@freddozer1399 Can't glue fittings?

@@jameshallford8656 No, because you will never be able to pull up or drop down. Here is how I did it. I uses 1-inch sch-80 pvc and threaded both ends of 40 ten foot pieces. The key part I made from a 1/4 inch thick by 8 X 8 aluminum flat stock. I cut in half on my table saw. Then put it on a flat small piece of scrap plywood, that is bigger than the aluminum. Fit the aluminum back to its original shape before you cut it in half. Screw small pieces of wood on every side. Now get a hole-saw slightly larger than od of pipe and drill a hole in the very center. now you need to use some flat stock on one end so you can open and close around pipe. I did both sides so it could not accidently open. This plate with the hole in it is your workbench and stop. You put a threaded coupling (I used brass) on one end of each 10 foot piece. I built a TP out of 16 foot 2 x8 and used a block a tackle to lower it. I temporally screwed a eye fitting into the coupling top and had a hook on the block and tackle rope. As its lowered and hits the plate it stops and you unscrew the eye and screw another 10 piece of pipe in and its all repetition. Yes you must pull upward and open the hinge to let the coupling thru. I also notched the plate opening on one side for the wire and a pull rope. I ran the pump in a 55 gallon drum after I made the watertight connections. before I set the pump in.