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Job was finished Friday. This is the kind of system where it actually fills our pressure tank so we can turn on the faucets, flush toilets etc.

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That looks great! I'm sure that will come in handy the next time the power goes out. Have you tried it out yet? I'm curious as to how difficult it is to manually pull water out of the well and pressurize it to overcome the pressure in your holding tank...?
 
41 ft deep. 18 ft static. I'm not sure how deep it can draw from.

He installed the same exact system he installs for the national parks and Forrest service.

Yes- we tried it out before turning the electric pump back on. It was actually surprisingly easy to pump. I built up 60 lbs pressure in about 30 sec of pumping. Ran the kitchen faucet for about 90 seconds at normal flow-then it started to flow slowly. It gets harder to pump the more pressure you build.
 
We were quoted $1890. We could have opted to spend only 1,200 and have the manual system separate from the pressure tank (so you'd have to pump water into buckets then haul the water inside).

In the end I spent about $2,800 because he discovered our old pressure tank had a leak in the bladder and we also opted to have all the rickety electrical stuff redone.

Ours may be a little more Expensive because we had to have a part custom made and welded (the gray metal piece below the green pump was made special for this project)

I called Around a bunch of places before I found the right guy. His name is Jason and he works for Steve's pump service. Yes I would recommend him he did great work and was very knowledgable. The only downside is he is very busy. It took about a month from the time I first called him till I had my pump. He did 2 residential manual pumps on Friday alone!!!
 
Yeah- use that link as a guide. Ours was the baker 12hd for $695 before all the other extra goodies.

As far as labor charges. They quoted 6 hours labor (2 guys for 3 hours). They actually ended up spending closer to 10 because of the extra stuff we had them do. So you have to figure the 6 hours quoted labor was probably $500 or $600 of the $1,890 quote. He also installed a pump saver for the submersible pump so it won't burn itself out by dry running. It also tells you if there are any voltage or load problems.

I can post a couple more pics
 
That is prepper porno (as in a picture or video of nude people doing it, as if a simple word would make it through; I love the o on the end). MissJ that is awesome. I suggest telling as few people about it as possible. None of us are smart enough to know where you live, so brag away here.
 

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