Posted by Bob Huntress on January 06, 2014 at 08:53:18 from (98.66.45.128):
Last night I posted my concerns regarding my water system. I did leave the pump running with a trickle at each sink. I woke up every 2 and a half hours to make sure the fire was burning and while I was up, I would run each sink for a few minutes. All was going well until 4:30, when the pump stopped. I verified that it actually was the pump and not simply ice obstructing the lines. I'm hoping that once the weather warms up enough to melt ice on Wensday that the pump will be alright. I did stock pile lots of water that hopefully will keep us a day or so, even a few buckets to flush with. I should know tomorrow, sometime, whether the pump is still good. Thank you folks, however, for your imput. If you know of anything I'm missing, let me know. BTW, I did open the valves up all the way after the pump stopped and collected water in a few pans, and the rest just drained from the system as best I could.
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