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Posted by Meat Plow on September 19, 2007, 10:03 pm
On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 20:13:43 -0400, willshak wrote:
> on 9/19/2007 8:05 PM Oren said the following:
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> on 9/19/2007 4:22 PM ngeinger@gmail.com said the following:
>>>
>>>> We drilled our well 6years ago and there were no problems. Now in the
>>>> past year our production has gone done a lot, and we recently retested
>>>> the water and it has high levels of sodium and fluoride were they do
>>>> not recommend we drink or cook with it. So we had a drilling company
>>>> come and took a look and he examined the substance we get from our
>>>> filter and said it was surface sand which was not a good sign. He
>>>> decided to shock the well and see if that would help. So I went to go
>>>> and pump out the well after letting it sit for 12hours and the water
>>>> only ran for 45 minutes and that was it, and since then after letting
>>>> the well recover(8hours) the water only pumps out for 15-20minutes.
>>>> So now I am looking for others opinions before we spend a bunch of
>>>> money drilling a new well or deepening the exsisting one. There are
>>>> so many different things that could be the problem, but I don't know
>>>> were to start.
>>>> Thanks for your time,
>>>> Natasha
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> My well was drilled in 1984 by a well known well driller Co. for this
>>> area. Guess what? They brought in a 'dowser', the guy with the forked
>>> stick who is supposed to find underground water. I went along with it,
>>> not believing that it would work. They went down 325' where the guy
>>> said, and I have never lost any water pressure since.
>>>
>>
>> Here we go.. Truth - I watched a gas company person in the past few
>> months pull out some wires. He was looking for "gas lines" to service
>> the first house on the street. Even went to the dumpster for wire
>> sizes and parts needed.
>>
>> The line was marked many feet away.
>> --
>> Oren
>>
>> "I didn’t say it was your fault, I said I was blaming you."
>>
>
> I read your response many times over, and all I have to say is "What
> does it have to do with wells?"
I would assume the poster was replying to the wrong post.
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