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Thank you very much for the help. I talked to the previous owners yesterday and I was informed it's a 75 foot deep well, that unfortunately is out where my deck is located. I am going to have to do some trouble shooting tomorrow and see if it's the pump or if it's something worse. They stated...

I don't know if it's sucking air or not. When two or more sources are used at the same time it loses pressure in the gauge and then bounces all over the place without water. Shut off the valve to the house and it builds pressure in the pressure tank and then it's okay from then on. It seems...

How would I test to make sure the pump isn't worn or clogged? Thanks in advance

I have two lines coming in to the pump in the basement Sent from my SM-G965U using The Garage Journal mobile app

I just replaced the pressure tank not even a year ago Sent from my SM-G965U using The Garage Journal mobile app

I'm not losing pressure when it's off. I dont think it's my water level either because once I shut off the second fixture the pressure evens out and maintains pressure. I am hoping it's the pressure switch Sent from my SM-G965U using The Garage Journal mobile app

No I have no filters currently in the system. I am going to be replumbing the house with PEX and utilizing a whole house filter in the near future.

Here's the problem I have, I have a jet pump located inside my basement. I cannot find my well cap. I don't have one sticking out of the ground and I've been unsuccessfully in finding it.

I am having a problem with my well and was wondering if anyone had some insight. Lately I have noticed that my well struggles to maintain pressure when I run more than 2 things at once. We have been at this house for 5 years and just started noticing this a little over a year ago. At first I...

Strip them off, just had my roof done two years ago. They stripped them off because over time the shingles can break down and allow the screws to work loose. Also allows for them to inspect the sheathing. Good thing they did I had a lot of rot on my roof that needed replaced. It'd be dumb to...

I just installed a waterworker in my home a few months as my old tank had failed like yours. Waterworker is made my the same company as your old one Amtrol. The warranty is a little shorter but I am happy with mine. I am thinking of possible getting another and daisy chaining them together.

Not mechanically inclined at this point. Mostly to be used for driving on road, probably will take it off road with his friends because there are tons of places around here to go. I am kind of throwing something smaller together to be his first tool set so if/when he decides its time for him...

Yea, I just use the cheap impact's that you get a coupon for at harbor freight, maybe a little overkill but for 9 dollars a set it beats a 4 way or cheap lug wrench they put in cars these days. Thank you all for the suggestions so far. :rocker:

Good idea

My son just got his first vehicle, a 99 Jeep Cherokee. I want to put together a vehicle tool kit to help him out in case he needs it. I have some stuff in mind and could use some help with whatever you guys think I may need for him. He's just like every other teenager so he's not getting the...

Here's what I was told when I had my metal roof done 2 years ago. First contractor wanted to put them over my shingles, 2nd contractor quoted me a little more than the first guy but removed all the shingles. His explanation to me was as the shingles deteriorate they break down and could loosen...

How long have you been running the Viega manifold? I was seeing reviews where they were having problems with the manifold leaking.

Jet, I can only assume a shallow dug well.

I **** up the sediment when we use two appliances at once and the pressure drops too low.

I do plan to have the water tested, I have minerals in the water and I want to filter sediment as well. I do notice sometimes if I tax the well too much I can **** up sediment and I want to keep that from my appliances. Thank you guys so far for the responses.