Hey Chuck, thanks for the tips on installing a channel drain in front of a garage door. I installed mine the 3rd week of October and it's working well. I even have the downspout tied into it and it's handling a portion of the roof water. Also, I watched your video of if water can run up a slight incline without a pump, and my outlet being lower than the inlet, it works! Also the downspout surely is putting more downward pressure.
Thanks Chuck, I've gotten down to 12 feet with a hand auger that slips down over the main shaft and you pull the auger itself out without removing he main shaft....I have to travel about 150 miles to where I'm drilling the well so I cant haul in hat much water...wish I could! I'm in clay now..lit would probably take several ibc totes full of water to get to 40 feet alone....wish I could go that method...I'm now building a cable tool rig...oh by the way, look into a wash down valve, it has teeth on the end and it designed to fit on the bottom of your well screen, that way you can keep the depth where you're at without changing the pipes and worrying about cave in
hat you pumped in to cut looks great im only curious not shure how long you ran that pump, but isnt that the same water that was sent in to cut the ground with? has to be hundreds of gallons of it right? just asking
Mr. Chuck , Thank you so much for the valuable tips on drilling a well. I live south of the Jacksonville, FL area 1/2 mile from the St Johns River. Any way to find out if this is "doable" (water table info). And if it's not too deep for me to try something like this.? I appreciate your assistance. Thank you again. Keep up the great work!
Chuck, off topic but hoping you can answer. i’m in sandy soil. Can a french drain be installed right on the sheet water drip line? Should catch basins be added to increase flow? And, how deep should the french drain be placed in northern cold, snowy, freezing rain climate? Thanks if you can answer. ❤
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Hey Chuck, thanks for the tips on installing a channel drain in front of a garage door. I installed mine the 3rd week of October and it's working well. I even have the downspout tied into it and it's handling a portion of the roof water. Also, I watched your video of if water can run up a slight incline without a pump, and my outlet being lower than the inlet, it works! Also the downspout surely is putting more downward pressure.
Thanks for this great video, as always you give all the tips to make the job look like I can do it, I'm going to give it a try ! Thanks again !!!
Thanks Chuck, I've gotten down to 12 feet with a hand auger that slips down over the main shaft and you pull the auger itself out without removing he main shaft....I have to travel about 150 miles to where I'm drilling the well so I cant haul in hat much water...wish I could! I'm in clay now..lit would probably take several ibc totes full of water to get to 40 feet alone....wish I could go that method...I'm now building a cable tool rig...oh by the way, look into a wash down valve, it has teeth on the end and it designed to fit on the bottom of your well screen, that way you can keep the depth where you're at without changing the pipes and worrying about cave in
Your videos helped me fix my house . Thank you for all your content!!
@@junkdrawer1206 thanks
Take a shot every time you hear "hard pan"
Thanks for the great information!!
@@casey5062 need a whole bottle!! hahaha
Very interesting video. Well done 👍
Many thanks
What mud pump? What characteristics? Where can you get one? Is it affordable for one well?
hat you pumped in to cut looks great im only curious not shure how long you ran that pump, but isnt that the same water that was sent in to cut the ground with? has to be hundreds of gallons of it right? just asking
Mr. Chuck ,
Thank you so much for the valuable tips on drilling a well.
I live south of the Jacksonville, FL area 1/2 mile from the St Johns River. Any way to find out if this is "doable" (water table info).
And if it's not too deep for me to try something like this.?
I appreciate your assistance. Thank you again.
Keep up the great work!
Is this a re-upload
Chuck, off topic but hoping you can answer. i’m in sandy soil. Can a french drain be installed right on the sheet water drip line? Should catch basins be added to increase flow? And, how deep should the french drain be placed in northern cold, snowy, freezing rain climate? Thanks if you can answer. ❤
Was beginning to wonder where you were 😱
@@phillipbonner5215 hi Phil. Still here. Even after retirement. Stay so busy thanks for the comment.
@@appledrains oh you're very welcome.
I enjoy your videos immensely.
3:33 sounds like some drones
Yes it does
@@appledrainschuck, nice to see you back. Has a question, could this be done anywhere? I live in Houston
@@hyster2568 yes
Chuck is back! Trump is winning! What a time to be alive. ❤️
You are so full of it, why would you go there and be political during a promotion about Wells?
@@MarionLematta 😂🇺🇸
@@MarionLemattayour right he’s so full of patriotism it’s overflowing just like this well
@@MarionLematta because he's an American not seeking a handout