Thank you for explaining that way. People always jumping to conclusions makes me scared haha. Was never worried about it but now I’m sold thanks dude!!

Interesting how different parts of the country lays out their wells. I'm in central valley California and most of the older wells like mine use the tall 100-150 gallon tanks. Rarely do we see tanks under crawl spaces. Some wells and tanks are in a well house, others like mine are out in the open. We insulate exposed pipes but rarely get freezing below 10°F. No problems in 25 years with freezing. I feel so fortunate to have a 40+ yesr old well that produces plenty of clear water.

you're brilliant, and very complete info. Dowsing still worthwhile , but very practical and informative.

That is just amazing!!!! But question 🙋‍♂️ you think it is Iron an calcium deposits that had the vanes sealed?🤔 edit(( an yes THANK YOU ❤ for video the test !! It honestly puts it in prospective just how much better the well is after fracking the well !))

Excellent video and great information. You are 'the MAN" great video

The sound on this one was not great. which I think you figured out. the video is GREAT !!!

Well, I just found this switch part and guess what! One of yhe comtacts had broken off somehow and come loose! That's why my water stopped. I just pulled it out, and it fell on the floor and possibly down the well 🤦🏻‍♀️ is there a way to order that part or do I have to get thr whole thing replaced?

Where does the check valve go? Directly on the pump? Or the fitting goes on pump, then the check valve? Can the connect directly to each other or should there be a space of pipe between them? If the pump is 1.25 inch fitting, do you reduce all yours down to use 1 inch pipe? Thank you

Actually, your method for calculating the well production rate is spot on. In normal operation it is the amount of replacement rate that determines the outcome for the home owner. Home owners do not have the time or ability to balance usage to determine what rate their well has. It has, as you measured it, the rate that it will replenish the water removed. 4.25 gpm is correct. They fill at full speed all the water troughs for the animals and then shut it off. The well refills to static at the rate, just as you measured it, while no pump is running and no major flow going into the house. 👍

I SEEEN ON OTHER DRILL RIGAS THAT IS LIKE YOURS THEY HAVE A DISCARGED PIPE THAT BLOWES ALL THE WATER OUT THAT CAMES OUT OF THE WELL IN STEAD OF UN THE RIG. DECK PLATES ..

I'm only about 60 miles north of you......I'm surprised that you can have a well above ground with a flush like that and not worry about freezing.

Do you guys come to Charlotte? I'd love to have this done to our well. It's 500 ft deep and only puts out 1.5 gallons a min and I want to install irrigation. If not anybody you recommend down here?

I love the pump setup.. can't beat a Bean Triplex pump. Bigger version of what we use for diamond drilling, my grandpas old pumps were similar with engine and transmission set up similarly. I've built a few single speed versions for what we do, max 500 PSI but rarely do they ever need to put out more than 125. Little Bean E04 quads with small single cylinder motors. Nice for bush work, weighs less than 150 pounds and itll pump water a mile up a hill. Or if the pump on the rig fails, its a good backup.

I see no reasons to why we had to switch to these type of tanks and get rid of the old style pumps, except greed, the old style would run 40 years and still run like new, we just never had trouble with those things.

I've never understood why a bore pump is used as a pressure pump in the states, because they aren't designed for that. Here in Aus we have a bore pump varying anywhere from 5lpm right upto 12lpm that pumps into a 20,000ltr tank and then a pressure pump is used to supply the house/buildings. I guess freezing temps is the only thing that comes to mind.

This guy is good seems very authentic! Interesting and informative! Thank you ‼️

You reached 100,000 :)

The completed well head has an indoor metal box for the electrical connections? That passes code?

Is Kamala going to prevent you from “Fracking” once she get into office!!😂😂😂

At that point wouldn't it have been easier to start a new hole in a new area?

Hay, no water is for horses. cool!

This is so cool, I can watch this everyday! Thanks for showing this!

Frack yeah!

Great result - thanks for sharing your data, fascinating insight to what can be done and what can be achieved when it all goes to plan.

I hope you guys did well (no pun intended) in the storm. I am up the road in Lynchburg.

Having a problem. Can’t get pump to pressure up to 50 psi, I replaced everything! Same problem

Awesome job ‼️👏 Till the next one... 🤔🙏👍👊🤙

Spent 40 years in the oil patch, mostly drilling, work overs when drilling was slow. never worked on a water well rig, thoroughly enjoy watching your video's.

That little 4 banger GM is a champ, cranking mad pressure in 3rd gear like it's havin breakfast. Love to see it. Also love to see y'all go a little deeper into the equipment like this, might as well be alien technology to us common folks, fun to get the inside line.

I hope they have a good spot to drill a new well. I would not want my well that close to the septic system.

We are blessed at 40 gal per minute at 160 feet 😊

Dude, YOU make great videos, Love'em.

Do you use brass adapters to connect the roll pipe to ?

What's the story behind your franking pump? Is this something you built? Is it possible to make a video on the tools you use to get the jobs done?

All great work you do! I bought a Water Well Drilling Co when I was 16 years old! Old rotary dangerous rig! I learned how to work Hard! Now at 65 I own two great companies! I so appreciate your knowledge! ❤️🙏🏼

Hello Phillip, Please clear something up for me - no pun intended. Where does all the stuff you flush out go? If it just gets pushed back into the water bearing strata, won't it just work its way back and clog up again?

Nice work. You do good work so the word gets around. Hopefully your next wells are not so challenging.

Was by don’t you clean up all the cuttings off of the grass area? Stones rocks. Sloppy mud.

Awesome, can't wait to see it running

If you get a chance in a future video can you show more details of the casing seat?

Thanks! Very little pressure this morning. Oh no! $500? Found your video. Opened the gray switch cap and saw ants!! I was happy to see them. Sprayed bug spray around switch, not on it. Blew all bug debris out. Took the cap and did the switch flick you showed...nothing. Did it a few more times and WALLA! Pump turned on! Went in the house...PRESSURE!! My bill was $10...to you. Thank you so much!!

You need a little horse power behind that pump. Looks like a p323 great little pumps.

For a single dwelling I would’ve thought 1 gallon per minute would be satisfactory? Equates to 1440 gallons per day or 5760 litres! That’s a lot of showers! Even for horses showers!!

When you consider the well head static pressure of say 500 feet which works against the inflow rate, you could have twice that flow if the static level were pulled down to near the depth of the stream inflow.

I love to see the results.This was a great Video

Nice to see the end results. Thanks for taking the time to show it

I enjoy watching you. Not matter what you seem to enjoy your work and life.

Thank you for showing the results . Knew it was tight but it opened up nicely !

Does the “Veins” stay open? Do you inject pebbles or something to hold them open?

Great video thanks for sharing