Posted by 1130Leo on November 13, 2014 at 13:22:51 from (12.188.165.254):
In Reply to: OT-Well houses posted by Jec on November 13, 2014 at 09:44:32:
The old lightbulb trick is fast becoming a thing of the past, the goverment has outlawed our wonderful lightbulbs that we used to use. Unless you are a hoarder and have several dozen to keep you in bulbs, you will have to come up with something else. I would build the box with about 4" of rigid foam insulation on the sides and top, and then get one of the small square electric heaters and a thermostat controlled plug, TSC used to have them that would only power what ever is plugged in when below 45 degrees, that will ensure your pump and points do not get frozen. I likely would also replace the points now rather than have to deal with them in the freezing weather.
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