Question for well system experts...

Turtleneck wrote:...are two-line jet pumps outdated, or are they perfectly fine?


Edit: I know from 247 that anybody not on municipal water is impoverished and entirely backwoods.

Turtleneck wrote:Edit: I know from 247 that anybody not on municipal water is impoverished and entirely backwoods.

Herbie Green wrote:I think we are going to have to dig a little deeper

goodbar wrote:

Sorry. Can't help you. 247 also recommends not to interact with woodspeople.

Turtleneck wrote:...are two-line jet pumps outdated, or are they perfectly fine?


Edit: I know from 247 that anybody not on municipal water is impoverished and entirely backwoods.

LooseGoose wrote:

They're perfectly fine.

If you're a true backwoodsman with a well you'll know to keep a .22 handy in case your screen gets plugged.

Gomer wrote:Wells.

Turtleneck wrote:

Do you think it is worth it to drop the coin on a submersible?

goodbar wrote:

Sorry. Can't help you. 247 also recommends not to interact with woodspeople.

tGreenWay wrote:

You mean like buy your own navy?

Turtleneck wrote:

Yes. Time to step up doomsday prep.

tGreenWay wrote:

What if doomsday comes in the form of Godzilla?  You'll get crushed.

Turtleneck wrote:

I am the giant lizard whisperer

Turtleneck wrote:

Do you think it is worth it to drop the coin on a submersible?

LooseGoose wrote:

I had to have a submersible on my farm because of Grade A regulations but I prefer pumps you can work on/replace yourself.  So personally I think it's more $$ and not as desirable.