Sand Point install

Junior · Race starter St.Thomas Drags Rod-side Aylmer On Member

Sand Point install

Junior · Race starter St.Thomas Drags Rod-side Aylmer On Member

36" point-60" of 1 1/4 pipe. Only had to go 8 feet. Has been running for over an hour. Town water has a Sewer Surcharge-More you use/more it costs.

junior

Junior · Race starter St.Thomas Drags Rod-side Aylmer On Member

I am so glad I put this in; keeping my garden 'moist' AND feeding the birds. A Rodin puled out a good 5" Dew Worm and battled with it for a 3/4 minutes before it was Inhaled.
FREE WATER (but hydro) say la vi
junior

henrystoys · Carleton Place On Rod-Side Member

Good idea. I picked up one like that for about 30$ and got it running from the lake today.

parklane · St.Thomas On Rod-side member

Junior, now all you need to do is build a wind generator, and you'll be all set.

toomuchjunk · Jun 2, 2018

Good for you John. I have a well too. Use it every day. I don't wash the cars with it though.

TMJ

Junior · Race starter St.Thomas Drags Rod-side Aylmer On Member

henrystoys wrote:
Good idea. I picked up one like that for about 30$ and got it running from the lake today.

The Lake!? That's too easy to suck! biggrin Nice score!

junior

Junior · Race starter St.Thomas Drags Rod-side Aylmer On Member

toomuchjunk wrote:
Good for you John. I have a well too. Use it every day. I don't wash the cars with it though.
TMJ

Neither do I TMJ; too dirty, sandy sediment. The neighbor went on vacation a couple years back and had up the street people look after his place and water his grass. Well one time I came home and the sons car was covered in sediment from neighbors sandpoint while watering as the 'up the street' people forgot about it. I stripped a piece of flesh off his wife about the car; He was nowhere to be found! ignorant F(*&^%g people. I filled the pool once with 'ground water'. With in a day, it was filled with "Critters" Never again! LOL

junior

shag766 · Foxboro On Rod-side Member

Junior wrote:
toomuchjunk wrote:
Good for you John. I have a well too. Use it every day. I don't wash the cars with it though.
TMJ
Neither do I TMJ; too dirty, sandy sediment. The neighbor went on vacation a couple years back and had up the street people look after his place and water his grass. Well one time I came home and the sons car was covered in sediment from neighbors sandpoint while watering as the 'up the street' people forgot about it. I stripped a piece of flesh off his wife about the car; He was nowhere to be found! ignorant F(*&^%g people. I filled the pool once with 'ground water'. With in a day, it was filled with "Critters" Never again! LOL
junior

that's pretty funny, i have a brother who lived on a lake north of peterborough for years and he filled his pool using a shore line sand point once to save $$ and it took most of the summer and some extra bucks to get the pool straightened out. by mid summer it looked like a giant bowl of jello the color of a shamrock.

shag766 · Foxboro On Rod-side Member

toomuchjunk wrote:
Good for you John. I have a well too. Use it every day. I don't wash the cars with it though.
TMJ

i don't use the well either to wash cars. the lines to the barn, shop and outside water taps at the house don't go through the water softener.

henrystoys · Carleton Place On Rod-Side Member

I used the lake water to wash the 57 and dried it, came out cleaner than even the town water. Washed Bernice's car and left it to dry and it dried with a lot less spots than town water does.

shag766 · Foxboro On Rod-side Member

henrystoys wrote:
I used the lake water to wash the 57 and dried it, came out cleaner than even the town water. Washed Bernice's car and left it to dry and it dried with a lot less spots than town water does.

your lucky henry, i wish i could wash here. i get a light gray haze on them here when they dry. i run 10 min into my shop in town to wash them on city water. lol, ironic that i will clean a old classic car with the city water but i won't drink the sh!t, it smells and tastes awful compared to my well water at the house.