If your going to use it for garden water you could put a hole in the water line so it would be down in the csaing about frost line ir just below. Doesn't have to be a big hole 1/4 inch would be big enough. This would let the water drain back down below frost inside the casing. Then just make up whatever method you like to hold the pipe and pump while you pump for the test. Could be as simple as a rope with a couple half hitches in it on the pipe tied to the loader bucket or off to a post driven in beside the casing. I have pulled our 1 inch pipe and pump by hand in the past just pulling hand over hand with somebody to walk the line away from me as I pulled it up. so yours would not be that heavy maybe 300 pounds. Mine is about 100 feet deep. If everything works out, so you decide to use it on a more permanent basis then you could put in a pit-less adapter and pip it up so it would be like a regular well for the house.
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