Posted by Oliverguy on February 01, 2015 at 13:07:59 from (75.149.65.181):
On a farm we have with a rental house we had some water clarity issues. There is a shallow well pump in the basement and I was always a little weary of it. The well driller and I tried to find the well casing but couldn't and wonder if was a driven point or what. There were some other light bulbs that went off to say this was a well that flowed, but I had never been around anything like that. The house is in the bottoms. So we undid the feed coming in and it flows. Anything I should do to utilize this feature? Build a pond!?!? Has anyone ever put a frost free hydrant on a flowing well line before? I know there's flow, but the pressure must be very low I'd guess. Looking for some insight please. I do farm around this house also, don't think there's enough water to irrigate it. That would get the neighbors talking...
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