HOW TO PULL A WELL POINT

How to pull a well point, pull a sand point, easy way to pull a well.

[@aksplasmawaterjet3084]

Thanks for sharing, I pulled an old well that my Grandfather pounded over 60 years ago. Cleaned the point and pounded it back into the ground. WORKS GREAT, THANKS AGAIN and greetings from Minnesota.

[@brownsrvlifecampground9322]

You made a very educated video I will remember how to do this in the future

[@emerlamine8184]

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[@jacobherbst949]

Awesome hat, he will be back! Great video.

[@zman5970]

Good job. I tried pulling one with a end loader. Lifted the rear off the ground. Tried with a come along. Busted it. Said heck with it. Drove another next to it! Lol

[@timdogg8635]

Adding a strap between them would help with the fiddle factor. Nice job! Always forget about using these hi-lift jacks.

[@joequillun7790]

Excellent video. Good job, and thanks for the tips.

[@johnbaker1001]

Thanks for the info

[@SerimanTheWolf]

Thank you in advance for that amazing trick with the pipe wrenches, I’m sure that will save my ass some day in a pinch!

[@mikeandsuzannegeorgiamount6036]

Great job, thanks for sharing.

[@mickmacy6161]

Brilliant!. I did not know that could be done! We have one on our property.

[@KEVINNOAD1]

Great job ...well done

[@iamoutofideas13]

Pipe wrench and farm jack for the win!

[@jimmaldonado-cy8hq]

That's awesome 😊

[@mikeb1960]

How deep was this well? Sorry if I missed it.

[@DcaCo123]

This one was only 20 feet deep. Typical shallow well for Michigan.

[@paulmorphew1520]

Im gonna have to pull mine and gonna try and use my Kubota RTV. Its like a truck, but with hydraulics on front. It will lift the front to change a tire and it weighs 1,800 lbs. I think it will pull it up..

[@RunningWithSauce]

its too bad we cant reverse that technique somehow to drive the well IN! lol

[@NickDe39]

Trying to remember the last time I saw a bumper jack, still trying to think when. Was it on my 1973 Cadillac Fleetwood? Don't use these anymore, understand they don't work well on a thin piece of plastic for a bumper.

[@joequillun7790]

Not really a "bumper" jack, altho similar. They're marketed as a "farm" jack. I have 4, and used for many things. One, they help pull out tree stumps.

[@michigancountry2381]

Do you still have a active channel?

[@DcaCo123]

Thanks for asking, yes I do have an active channel . I have been busy with personal life, I will be posting some new vids very soon.

[@dwightherrington7793]

Use a heavy chain at the bottom of the pipe

[@TehDuckStalker]

God bless

[@PuckettCigarBoxGuitar]

how did you drive it ??

[@DcaCo123]

Take a look at this video, how to pound a well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYKxh2aJfrWZjJY

[@HorrorG.]

"Well" done

[@DcaCo123]

Thank you.

[@BadHomeowner]

watching that jack is oddly satisfying

[@IdeaDeluge]

I tried doing it your way. I can't figure out how you did it

[@DcaCo123]

Place a monkey wrench on the shaft and tighten it as much as you can. now place a jack under the wrench close to the shaft and lift.

[@BlessedAndHighlyFavoredAmen]

Didnt look like you had even reached water????

[@DcaCo123]

The well point was in plenty of water at 16 or so feet down. I pounded this well 20 years ago and used it for irrigation.

[@billnlpaw]

To much b.s. get to the topic

[@DcaCo123]

So sorry my video did not meet your standards, I will try harder next time. Thank you for letting me know your thoughts. Have a wonderful day!