I think I already know the answer but I am going to try for a different approach anyway. I have an old well on some property in Virginia. It was dug the old way with a drop punch type well digging machine. (Would love to remember what they call them) It pounds a hole in the ground versus drilling. The well I was told is 77 feet deep. Anyways over the years some children living in the old house dropped rocks in the steel shaft and they are wedged almost to the top. Not sure how deep the first rock is to start the backup. Any ideas on how to get the rocks out short of redrilling? Thanks in advance