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 Re: Best Method from Well to Pond
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Jul 15th a 11:57 AM
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Contact an Oil Patch fast line company to buy some 2 1/2" thick walled tubing. Run it on the surface or just below the surface. I did trinch some of mine but it's a pain if I get a leak where it is buried. I have 6/10 of a mile of it run from the well to the pond. It also depends on how much water the well will make and what size pump you are using. I use an elec pump that pumps 65 gallons per min when the pump is new and over time the pump will wear and produce a little less.
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