I'm pretty set on having the ol' type of the single phase electrical 1 1/2 hp pump down 325-350' on a 366' deep, 85 static, 105 casing, rock well thats 110' from my breaker box. Slight slant downward if any, so no uphill climb involved. Figure 10 gauge, thinking about 44 gal x-trol tank.
someone said if go larger, the pressure in the house would not be up to 60psi till the gallons fill up the tank. Read about CSV's. My well guy said no need for it, waste of money. Just need pump and tank with a pressure switch. Any thoughts to help a single lady figure this stuff out?
While I'm at it, does anyone know how to jimmy up the hose on a portable propane generator so it can go to a 11-14" column pressure of an unground tank? I'd rather have the portable with less to work on than a computerized home stand by with a sub panel, etc., etc.,.
Thanks for your help! MUCH appreciated!
Oh, almost forgot, the pump installer sells Franklin and Berekley. Says Berekley goes 20 some yrs. I was wondering what you think of the Grundfos, like the 10S15-21.
someone said if go larger, the pressure in the house would not be up to 60psi till the gallons fill up the tank. Read about CSV's. My well guy said no need for it, waste of money. Just need pump and tank with a pressure switch. Any thoughts to help a single lady figure this stuff out?
While I'm at it, does anyone know how to jimmy up the hose on a portable propane generator so it can go to a 11-14" column pressure of an unground tank? I'd rather have the portable with less to work on than a computerized home stand by with a sub panel, etc., etc.,.
Thanks for your help! MUCH appreciated!
Oh, almost forgot, the pump installer sells Franklin and Berekley. Says Berekley goes 20 some yrs. I was wondering what you think of the Grundfos, like the 10S15-21.