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Re: OT - Sandpoint well in barn or outside barn?
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Posted by glennster on December 08, 2006 at 10:38:50 from (68.79.57.230):
In Reply to: OT - Sandpoint well in barn or outside barn? posted by FreeRanger on December 08, 2006 at 07:24:34:
our neighbor had a "pumphouse out near his steeryard. they had a pit dug down about 5 feet, with cinder block walls and a stone floor. the well head came up in the center. they had a hydrant mounted off the tank, which was in the pit with the jet pump. they would use a spot lite in the pit in the winter to keep from freezing and then would use a wood cover over the put and cover it with bales of straw. they never had any problems. maybe some kinda setup like that would work for ya
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