Lol. I was watching this in hopes of an informative video on how to get the cap off. In less than a minute, you pulled it off and wrote my answers. I wasn't able to get a good look at the cap construction and had to watch 3 times so I could watch and read. Thanks. It should help some.
Same! My water has been off for months because I dont understand how to get the cap off and I nearly backed those 4 bolts all the way off. Which would have been bad and this guy does exactly what no one else does he shows you how to pry that edge up and just pull the cap off.
Interesting. I had to take my well apart and it has the above ground pump (Shallow). I have the split cap and had to take it apart slowly as I had no idea how it was constructed. Nice video. I like the use of a cut block of wood to hold the pvc as you're installing it. I was using clamps, which of course is more time consuming. Was trying to figure out the large 1 inch bolt on the top of the cap and realize it was used for electric, which I don't need. Surprised on how few videos there were out there on this subject. Thanks for sharing.
LOL The owner said the same thing I said lol, I hope those metal files don't get sucked up into the pump. I wouldn't hire him.
Lol. I was watching this in hopes of an informative video on how to get the cap off. In less than a minute, you pulled it off and wrote my answers. I wasn't able to get a good look at the cap construction and had to watch 3 times so I could watch and read. Thanks. It should help some.
Same! My water has been off for months because I dont understand how to get the cap off and I nearly backed those 4 bolts all the way off. Which would have been bad and this guy does exactly what no one else does he shows you how to pry that edge up and just pull the cap off.
Me too.
Interesting. I had to take my well apart and it has the above ground pump (Shallow). I have the split cap and had to take it apart slowly as I had no idea how it was constructed. Nice video. I like the use of a cut block of wood to hold the pvc as you're installing it. I was using clamps, which of course is more time consuming. Was trying to figure out the large 1 inch bolt on the top of the cap and realize it was used for electric, which I don't need. Surprised on how few videos there were out there on this subject. Thanks for sharing.
Put a spacer between the pipe and the well casing.