People share their hard work with us so that we can maybe learn from them. It's okay if you don't like the way someone does something you you don't have to be so rude about something as minor as music. This video has saved people thousands of dollars because they were willing to learn from him.
Nice job! I love how you applied the primer and glue so neatly. I have pipes that have that sloshed all over. You both work together like a machine. Good teamwork. Thanks!
Great video again....You are an organised person.....and the boys are watching.....and learning ....One comment....the music is still a bit loud (imo),,,,,,but keep up the good work.....enjopyed your videos so far....well made, entertaining and informative..so thanks
@@2Dehavilland GLAD to see you are still kicking a year ago BTW, you have saved me MUCH headache, frustrations, $$ with your pull behind project, can you put a email address under / in the section ABOUT of your channel?? I'd like to directly contact you & send you a GIFT of appreciation, since I saw you mower, I did nearly the same thing & built 2 from modified 60" Swisher pull behinds, they both have worked FLAWLESSLY the last 2 cutting seasons, please leave a way to contact you. Thanks
You never want to drill holes in the casing for perforations always use a circular saw and a foot apart three rows of perfs all the way around the casing and stagger them as well
Wow,the video could have been a great one if you could hear the gentleman talking instead of the music at 112 decibels. Please turn the music down and speak louder.
They make the casing 6 inch so you will need a pipe that will fit inside. They don’t sell a 5 inch pipe, so 4 inch is the best choice. The pumps are made for 4 inch pipe.
M Anwar I was wondering the same thing. We are having a liner installed in our 35 year old well in a couple weeks because it has been compromised but I’m wondering why you would need to line a brand new well.
4 inch Cellular Core PVC Pipe DwV IPS SCH 40. f891-15 031921N32. Basically just schedule 40 pvc. You Don’t need the high pressure schedule 40. That will save you some money! You can get it at the irrigation Supply Stores or order it on Line too.
Hey there, I'm wanting to pvc line an old, rusting 7" iron well casing in a similar manner as you did. Since my casing is old and breaking down I don't think the liner will be effective without a packer or some other way to seal off water climbing in between the liner and original casing, and then bringing down that sediment and rust into the openings in the pvc liner. Is it correct that since your install was new you could get away without sealing the gap between metal and plastic casings? Is it also correct that in my case, I would need to seal the gap? Do you have any options for doing that besides a packer, as I am worried it may get stuck on a portion of the metal casing that might be broken down or failing. Thanks for any input.
I don’t know of any other way to seal of the liner other than a packer. How deep is your well? You will find that the standard well casing will give you a lot of slack. If your worried about it getting stuck than make sure your first piece of liner is pointed. You can practice on a short piece making the point. Use a drill and a saw to cut length ways up the pipe about 18 inches in a pattern that you can pull the pieces together then drill and zip tie into a point. Kinda like the sharp end of a pencil. This has helped me on wells that I thought I might get snagged on something.
People share their hard work with us so that we can maybe learn from them. It's okay if you don't like the way someone does something you you don't have to be so rude about something as minor as music. This video has saved people thousands of dollars because they were willing to learn from him.
Nice job! I love how you applied the primer and glue so neatly. I have pipes that have that sloshed all over. You both work together like a machine. Good teamwork. Thanks!
the music ruins the video.
I 2nd that
LOL all you have to do is turn OFF the sound
This looks like a lot of good information. please repost this video without the music.
Thanks for the video...in process of doing the same thing. Gave me lots of tips.
Great video again....You are an organised person.....and the boys are watching.....and learning ....One comment....the music is still a bit loud (imo),,,,,,but keep up the good work.....enjopyed your videos so far....well made, entertaining and informative..so thanks
Thanks
@@2Dehavilland GLAD to see you are still kicking a year ago BTW, you have saved me MUCH headache, frustrations, $$ with your pull behind project, can you put a email address under / in the section ABOUT of your channel?? I'd like to directly contact you & send you a GIFT of appreciation, since I saw you mower, I did nearly the same thing & built 2 from modified 60" Swisher pull behinds, they both have worked FLAWLESSLY the last 2 cutting seasons, please leave a way to contact you. Thanks
@@2Dehavillandmy well is 150ft deep, how many ft i have to drill on pipe?
You never want to drill holes in the casing for perforations always use a circular saw and a foot apart three rows of perfs all the way around the casing and stagger them as well
You could fill the annulus between the plastic and steel casing with cement.
THUMBS DOWN FOR THE MUSIC!! WHEN WILL PEOPLE LEARN??
Can't hear a thing over the MUSIC!!!
Wow,the video could have been a great one if you could hear the gentleman talking instead of the music at 112 decibels. Please turn the music down and speak louder.
Hit the THREE ... beside CLIP, hit transcript & you can read it
why is the liner so much smaller? won't your well holding amount be a lot less?
They make the casing 6 inch so you will need a pipe that will fit inside. They don’t sell a 5 inch pipe, so 4 inch is the best choice. The pumps are made for 4 inch pipe.
Cant hear what your saying over music, did anyone review this?
Would you gravel pack the bottom and pack the top with bentonite?
Bad, bad, cant hear the guy because of music , there is better music on radio if i want music , my mouse get me out of here
TOTALLY AGREE, WHEN WILL PEOPLE LEARN SUCH AN OBVIOUS THING?
Please stop the music
Why did you need to install liner in your well?
M Anwar I was wondering the same thing. We are having a liner installed in our 35 year old well in a couple weeks because it has been compromised but I’m wondering why you would need to line a brand new well.
@@joshuaochal598 It's to keep the water more clean and to protect the pump from falling rock, sand and dirt
i took mine out so i could get my pump further down water is colder
I'm a DIY guy. What kind of pvc pipe is that and where can I get it?
4 inch Cellular Core PVC Pipe DwV IPS SCH 40. f891-15 031921N32. Basically just schedule 40 pvc. You Don’t need the high pressure schedule 40. That will save you some money! You can get it at the irrigation Supply Stores or order it on Line too.
Just found some on Ferguson.com, make sure you get the bell couplers on the pipe. Have fun!
Hey there, I'm wanting to pvc line an old, rusting 7" iron well casing in a similar manner as you did. Since my casing is old and breaking down I don't think the liner will be effective without a packer or some other way to seal off water climbing in between the liner and original casing, and then bringing down that sediment and rust into the openings in the pvc liner. Is it correct that since your install was new you could get away without sealing the gap between metal and plastic casings? Is it also correct that in my case, I would need to seal the gap? Do you have any options for doing that besides a packer, as I am worried it may get stuck on a portion of the metal casing that might be broken down or failing. Thanks for any input.
I don’t know of any other way to seal of the liner other than a packer. How deep is your well? You will find that the standard well casing will give you a lot of slack. If your worried about it getting stuck than make sure your first piece of liner is pointed. You can practice on a short piece making the point. Use a drill and a saw to cut length ways up the pipe about 18 inches in a pattern that you can pull the pieces together then drill and zip tie into a point. Kinda like the sharp end of a pencil. This has helped me on wells that I thought I might get snagged on something.
@@2Dehavilland I'll try that. It just might work! Thanks a lot!
How deep was that well?
i dont get it? why line it?
Drop the loud music
Meh?