41Fever
New Member
I posted this on the plumbing forum before I saw this forum. I have a seasonal cabin that has been in the family for 30 plus years. I have no idea what type of pump is in the submersible well, nor how deep, nor how old. The pressure tank in the cabin still works, but I want to pull it to replace flooring that it sits on. The tank has no where to check pressure or add air, unless it's on the bottom that I cannot access. I currently have a 30/50 pressure switch and the following fixtures:
1 - Kitchen Faucet
1 - Lav faucet
1 - Toilet
1 - Shower valve
1 - Water heater
1 - Hose bib
My question is, how big a tank would I need? I would like to go horizontal if possible to save space. Present tank appears to be a bladder type due to condensation on unit at times. Doubt I'll be able to reuse as the galvanized fittings in & out are rusty/crusty and likely will just bust apart when removed.
Thanks in advance for any & all replies.
1 - Kitchen Faucet
1 - Lav faucet
1 - Toilet
1 - Shower valve
1 - Water heater
1 - Hose bib
My question is, how big a tank would I need? I would like to go horizontal if possible to save space. Present tank appears to be a bladder type due to condensation on unit at times. Doubt I'll be able to reuse as the galvanized fittings in & out are rusty/crusty and likely will just bust apart when removed.
Thanks in advance for any & all replies.