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Thanks everyone, I am going to take all of your suggestions, take more pictures and I will be back.

The top of the tanks is higher than the pressure switch.

I drained the system and removed the switch with the tanks still full (pressure gauge was at 0). water shot upwards through the pipe when I removed the switch, a really strong stream so I thought that would remove any blockage, but I put it back together and the pressure still builds after...

I don't know the pressure setting, but after watching it a few more times I think the valve is operating normally.

It is an overflow

I checked everything, the switch is definitely opening and the pump is shutting off at 60, pressure continues to build to 103, somewhere above 70 or 80 pressure relief starts opening slowly pressure gradually reducesafter it reaches 103, A storm came so I didn't get a chance to see what the...

"a little higher" means a Very Gradual barely noticeable slope for about 400 or 500 feet of distance, probably less than 10 feet above the well location at the highest point, without measuring that is a guess, but it's not much. 2 pressure tanks close together with 2 inch galvanized pipe...

I think it's a 3 horse pump, 60/40 pressure switch. It shuts off at 60 pounds but keeps building pressure to about 100 after switch goes off. water is running out the relief valve I think it is open all the time now. This well is for an irrigation line, most of the line is at a little higher...

We have fiber optic meter reading. Wouldn't that be a sure catch for an illegally pulled meter? Don't worry, I wouldn't dream of it anyway.

It is feeding a barn, and yes, it is a service disconnect, and it will accept narrow breakers. The wire is #2 aluminum.

I was going to switch to the narrow style of breakers, this way there is room for two.

The panel pictured below is in my barn. It is fed with #2 aluminum wire. It currently has a double pole 60 amp breaker. I have been told I can add a double pole 30 amp breaker for a total of 90 amps. I just want to double check and make sure this is OK. I am aware of the issues with Zinsco...