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Old 06-22-2012, 07:30 PM
martin martin is offline
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Not having water sucks....it can mess with your head....maybe that's what happened?

My well pump broke several years ago and it took about 4 days to get it diagnosed and fixed. Neighbor let me run a hose from his house to ours. Having to replace the whole casing is bad. Good luck. Was it a seacraft?

strick
My old casing was a 2" galvanized this is a 4" with submersable 2 the amount of water... Not bad for the price probably could have got her cheaper but this guy is a local and like to keep the money here.. no Seacraft..40' lurhs. Bank repo ...my 20 will be the tender for it
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Old 06-22-2012, 09:30 PM
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Dang 400+ ft up in Panama City...
Well here at Area 442 is 115ft. 4 inch case with SS submersible!
Have a shallow back-up well off of the barn.
Made sure when we built the house I can throw a
couple of gate valves and back feed the house in an emergency..
I know how you feel strick & martin, No water, no fun!!
People make fun of my water treatment plant when they see it..
Iron filter, chlorinator, softner with salt tank, filters on top of filters...
It does the job though.. I love the slimy soft water feel..
Hard water just does not cut it!!

Oh yeah, back on subject, project being put on hold stinks..
Getting a 40ft. Luhrs should off set the pain..
Hopefully you can back to the Seacraft sooner..
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Old 06-22-2012, 10:24 PM
martin martin is offline
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I dont know if i am seeing things or i amjust crazy , but okay it has been acouple months since i cut stringer and hull apart and out.. As i was backing out and looked at the bow it looked like the keel to bow point was a bit twisted . I have heard that you need to keep tension on the bow eye. But didnt think that the hull would actually twist in that manner .. Has anyone experience twisting in keel
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