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    Pump Cycles Every 45 Seconds With No Demand For Water

    Sorry, didn't mean supply valve. It was just the ball valve at the pressure tank that shuts off the water to the house. I've connected a temporary hose from the drain outlet to a faucet in my garage to keep the pump from cycling. So far so good. I'm going to put in a new supply line...
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    Pump Cycles Every 45 Seconds With No Demand For Water

    Unfortunately, the tank and the house.
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    Pump Cycles Every 45 Seconds With No Demand For Water

    I turned the supply at the tank off. There was no pressure drop and the pump did not kick on. Guess this means I have to start digging?
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    Pump Cycles Every 45 Seconds With No Demand For Water

    I recently noticed that my well pump is cycling constantly with no demand for water. I checked the pit where the pump and tank reside and there is no sign of a leak there. Is it possible that I have a break in the line between my house and the pump?
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