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cont.... additionally I am installing the wires to the panel. Right now there is a 220a breaker in the box and it is hooked up manually to the pump 200' down in the well. I walk over and pull up the breaker and the well is wired direct and comes on instantly. How do I wire the float switch into the well's wiring to where anytime the breaker is in the on position and the water is low it will turn on and off the power to the well pump. Then when the breaker is turned off...the well will not come on and tank could run dry if I so desired? Tks

Help me out here. Doing same, or about to tackle this project. Problem? I have a 275g IBC tote black in color too and have a well at 200' that is a low producing well. I can not run the pump for more than 7-8 mins at 10 gal a min. or she will run dry. Then takes hour or so and can do it again. (refill rate) Soooo, I need for this float switch to be installed in such a manner that it of course does not come on every time a few gallons is drawn off but maybe 50 gallons. So, what do I do, have that flow at the very top of the tank and 12" or so to the float or put it to where the float and the switch are a few feet apart? My fear is if I don't get it on right...the water will be drawn off say a few feet down before pump comes on and pump will run dry before tote is filled to the top again..... Is it that simple...at whatever level you suspend the float at, that that is where the water level will be....and what ever level the end of the line switch can fall to is where the switch will kick on the pump?

2 hrs slumming on YT looking for an actual working example of how this switch works from a mechanical point of view. Thank you.

Those switches is pretty useless as you cannot utilize your tanks full capacity

😢 Brown not earth. Poor guy working on it after you will get nasty shock. 😂

Please the float switch works in two way, thus filling the tank using the blue cable with the black cable or emptying the tank using the brown cable with the black cable. The black cable is common to all of them...

Please what relation has the yellow cylindrical object has with the float... Thanks

This is very educative, thanks for sharing it with us

Please what's the name of the strapping tool you are using...

Brown isn't earth. You use blue or brown depending if you are filling or emptying the tank. You just cut off the one you don't use. No harm done though.🙂

Good video. Weird that it only has 17 views in the last year. Did you cut the letters yourself? Subscribed and hope you make more stuff!

It's been about a year now. Did you have any issues? Any upgrades?

Great video , black is common . Your brown isn't earth . It's normally open and your blue is normally closed.

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the brown is different type of connection not earthing wire you should disconnect it and keep it isolated.

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

Did you just connect the brown to earth??

Awsome!

I had the same chipper and I can confirm. The feeder roller is useless. The feeder gearbox was leaking oil. The drive belt for the feeder gearbox was easily affected by chips. Overall I am happy to have sold it

I've got one that's 2 weeks old. It will take big branches but it's being powered by a 66hp tractor. But the drive shaft going to the feed roller has dissintergrated after 10 hours use.

That would be fun every 10 minutes on a job😅 love the birdsong in the background, was quite therapeutic until the wood chip eruption

So much time for so little woodchip!

Don't think it would like an 8" branch 😬

Nice work 💪

The video doesn't show how heavy some of those logs were to lift!

Nice work 👍 few months firewood too

The sign looks great!

Good job👌 nice workshop too👍

Great job! 😁