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Subject: Re: pressure and volume problem with well pump

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Fred Dungan (let him get his own well)
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Date Posted: 16:13:34 06/28/09 Sun
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In reply to: Mike 's message, "pressure and volume problem with well pump" on 10:51:42 06/28/09 Sun

The last time somebody got to drink at the well for free was in Judea two millenia ago when a woman gave Jesus a drink of water. Nowadays, we pay plenty for water. So tell the other family to give Ceasar his due by finding another source of water. Either that or put in another well and pump the two of them in series with a large jet pump.

We have a submersible pump (do not know HP) and one
>bladder tank. We recently installed a Culligan water
>softening system. We are attempting to provide water
>for 2 households but are having difficulty maintaining
>pressure and volume. Any suggestions?

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><font face=arial color=maroon>The last time somebody >got to drink at the well for free was in Judea two >millenia ago when a woman gave Jesus a drink of water. >Nowadays, we pay plenty for water. So tell the other >family to give Ceasar his due by finding another >source of water. Either that or put in another well >and pump the two of them in series with a large jet >pump.</font> > >We have a submersible pump (do not know HP) and one >>bladder tank. We recently installed a Culligan water >>softening system. We are attempting to provide water >>for 2 households but are having difficulty maintaining >>pressure and volume. Any suggestions?

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