Fixing a Water Well that Keeps Running Dry. Hydro-Fracking, Full Pump System Inspection

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @thomaspoeta6308
    @thomaspoeta6308 8 месяцев назад +30

    The people in your area have no idea how lucky they are to have you available to service their wells. I hope your RUclips channel gets you more business than you can handle. You are the most honorable guy we have ever seen on RUclips. Keep up the good work.

  • @ianwright6502
    @ianwright6502 8 месяцев назад +28

    My journeyman in refrigeration taught me the same thing about checking over everything. His idea is: we’re not just there to change parts or do a job; we are there to solve a problem, and maybe prevent one in the future.
    Love the video! Keep doing what you’re doing!

    • @coltsjason
      @coltsjason 8 месяцев назад +1

      I was lucky I apprenticed under my dad iam a journeyman HVAC R and journeyman electrician my dad was also journeyman plumber I lost Dad 10 yrs ago and I took over the business I was always taught as you was to not just change parts I've grew the business got into chillers and geothermal

  • @apollorobb
    @apollorobb 8 месяцев назад +53

    That motor needs Rings. Guides wont cause excess crank case pressure unless its on a boosted application . Rebuild that iron duke Those are good motors. I agree with your service accumen . Give the customer the most Honest value you can give them. The office may have a different ideaology but what you do in the field shows to your character and helps the company whether they know it or not .

    • @R_B62
      @R_B62 8 месяцев назад +5

      Considering its a family business ran by him and his dad, i would say what they see and hear in the field as the company's values.

    • @apollorobb
      @apollorobb 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@R_B62 Considering he was sending a message to others i was following the same suit . I surely wasnt talking about him and his dad or his company.

  • @Core-vu6mc
    @Core-vu6mc 8 месяцев назад +13

    You are right on the money. For me, what I'm paying for is the expertise that someone like you bring. I can do many things myself, but when I call a pro, I'm hoping to get someone who will evaluate the entire problem and make recommendations.

  • @tompinnef6331
    @tompinnef6331 8 месяцев назад +12

    Hope we get a update on how the system is flowing in a month or so. Thank you for the video. Hope the crew / family and you are doing well.

  • @md2320
    @md2320 8 месяцев назад +8

    Here in the UK everything is chargeable. You're part of a dying breed of tradesman who does a proper job 👍

    • @johnturnbull7798
      @johnturnbull7798 8 месяцев назад +1

      I'm from the UK and I don't agree with your comment. If you think its bad in the UK then its even worse in the states where everything has a price and just as bad if not more so that the UK. In both countries finding a conscientious contractor is the key. There are contractors out there who value their reputation and work to it accordingly but they may not be the cheapest as that additional 20 minute has to be paid for somehow. The key is to question the contractor on what they are going to do before you give them the job.

    • @md2320
      @md2320 8 месяцев назад

      @@johnturnbull7798 grow up....... They can't even build new houses without hundreds of faults...... They still sell them for thousands even though they're substandard. This guy goes above and beyond. You answered it, that 20 minutes has to be paid for!!!!!!!!! Exactly money money money not do a good job....... In the UK you find a good tradesperson and the next time you use his/her service they do a crap job...... I don't think you really live in the UK......

  • @wyrdlg
    @wyrdlg 8 месяцев назад +6

    Big picture as an HVAC guy here on YT says. Good attitude as well. Helps a lot a keeps customers coming back! Called service! Good men here!

  • @helloharry1418
    @helloharry1418 8 месяцев назад +8

    Sir, I just want to compliment you on your business ethics and high level of customer service. It is people like you and the people on your team that will make or break a company's reputation.
    Thank you sir.
    I wish more people/businesses would follow ya'lls example.
    100% a fan
    Your channel is my ASMR lol

  • @user-mybigtruck
    @user-mybigtruck 11 дней назад

    I had my well hydro fracked, and I believe it worked out awesome. I haven't run out of water since it was done 7 years ago.

  • @itmagic4377
    @itmagic4377 6 месяцев назад +3

    Exactly right. Be thorough, do the right thing, check over everything and resolve. You are one of a kind, and wish others were more like you, Sir!

  • @minnesotasteve4479
    @minnesotasteve4479 8 месяцев назад +4

    Great commitment to your customers!!!!!! I wish all contractors worked as hard as you, give the customers the best work possible! BRAVO

  • @brianhendricks5326
    @brianhendricks5326 8 месяцев назад +11

    I agree 100,.%. I do automotive diagnostic. I check the whole system and discuss this with the customer before I start that similar to a flat tire it may have more than one issue causing it to go flat ie a nail...bad valve stem...rim leak due to corrosion ect. We don't know what we don't know. I keep them informed as I go sometimes I give a high worst case estimate to ensure a proper repair...only billing them for what was needed .They appreciate when im under estimate.Integrity matters. In the videos I've seen you always have Integrity. Keep to your values. God bless.

  • @benritchsmith
    @benritchsmith 8 месяцев назад +2

    I really like to see that integrity, the consciences you bring to your work. Knowing one has done good work and that one can hang their hat on their day.

  • @alasdairhamilton1574
    @alasdairhamilton1574 8 месяцев назад +4

    Quality service provided by professional contractors. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @larrymayberry2312
    @larrymayberry2312 8 месяцев назад +2

    Good to see a professional and honest contractor. Bravo Sir.

  • @grasshopper7760
    @grasshopper7760 4 месяца назад +1

    I love your content and how you present it.
    And like you said in the past, its best to pass our knowledge on to anybody who's willing to accept it!
    ✌️

  • @randywilson6869
    @randywilson6869 3 месяца назад +1

    Houston we have a gas well

  • @Nea585
    @Nea585 8 месяцев назад +8

    I have a suggestion, can you do a more detailed picture and explanation of the packer, showing how it inflates out of the well, also that you never fully expand it out of the well as it might pop out of the well. Love your videos, very interesting, informative and entertaining.

  • @leer-winnobbeefarms2131
    @leer-winnobbeefarms2131 4 месяца назад

    Yep, I agree with what you said! That's what an honest contractor does. Do what's right and you'll never be without work! Great video! Lee

  • @matt6962
    @matt6962 8 месяцев назад +3

    Would have like to know how fracking actually works and an idea of the approximate cost for that job. Thanks for a very helpful video!

  • @MrONELAST8
    @MrONELAST8 8 месяцев назад +1

    I had that mindset instilled in me at an early age and it's good to know other people out there have the same mindset the other important part of that mindset is to pass that knowledge on to others. Most people take more pride in their "bullshit" words and using the blame game than just getting the job done right and that applies to all jobs not just your field of expertise.

  • @thephantom1492
    @thephantom1492 8 месяцев назад +4

    For the motor rebuild, you might want to also oversize the radiator while you are at it since you said it overheated. Or maybe an heat exchanger with the water you pump?

  • @terrytesterman1689
    @terrytesterman1689 4 месяца назад

    You're the real deal. Your business will never suffer when you do things the right way for your customers. Some customers give grief, but as long as you're looking out for them, odds are a heads up will be much appreciated, sooner than later.

  • @Joe___R
    @Joe___R 5 месяцев назад +3

    Instead of electrical tape to secure the wire, you should give self fusion silicone tape a try. After it is stuck to itself for a couple of minutes, it will never let go. It doesn't have any adhesive to degrade over time like regular electrical tape does.

  • @kevinbuck6058
    @kevinbuck6058 2 месяца назад

    I like watching how you all do well's in the south. Up here in Minnesota there would be one block of ice. We could never get by with the seal above grade. Frost like can be 8 feet down.

  • @TheProphecyBuff
    @TheProphecyBuff 8 месяцев назад

    I love your videos. I am a new subscriber to your channel and have been watching all your videos. I am from northern Wisconsin, so I understand cold. I am in the process of changing out my pump as it up and died due to a lightning strike. I have a fifty-year-old well that was not grounded back in that day. I had to have a well driller come out to pull my old pump as it had a rusted pitless that would not budge. They hooked up to it and it snapped off the pitless in the process. Now that I have the old pump out, I will be replacing the pitless and installing 1 inch poly pipe with a 1/2 hp 240-volt 2 wire pump. I enjoy your teaching and am looking forward to replacing my system from start to finish. Thank you again for all that you do. Your awesome.

  • @EHale-n9o
    @EHale-n9o 4 месяца назад

    I really wish more people had your work ethic thank for what you do and the way you do it

  • @kevinblevins2612
    @kevinblevins2612 8 месяцев назад +1

    Is there any way to vacuum the sediment out of the bottom of a deep water well?

  • @vernt4583
    @vernt4583 8 месяцев назад +1

    Great job with the well done and a great business model to go by!!

  • @gordondowdy833
    @gordondowdy833 7 месяцев назад

    What a great work ethic !!! You are correct on satisfying the customer and then yourself !!! I wish you were close to Central Texas !!! I would rebuild that engine for a frac on my well !!! GREAT JOB !!!

  • @skreis1867
    @skreis1867 8 месяцев назад

    What you were describing is integrity and pride in your work. Unfortunately these traits can be hard to find.

  • @philphil5066
    @philphil5066 11 дней назад

    I wish you was in my area I have this exact same well problem. Everyone around here just wants to sell me a new hole in the ground. I would like to try your fix first

  • @rudolfbenner4802
    @rudolfbenner4802 8 месяцев назад +3

    I agree. Do the whole job.

  • @dirtfarmer7472
    @dirtfarmer7472 8 месяцев назад

    In 1985-87 I worked in the oilfield here in Oklahoma on a frack crew, I find your video to be interesting, water wells are very different than oil wells
    Thank you for this video & I’m glad that I’m subscribed

  • @LaLaLand.Germany
    @LaLaLand.Germany 8 месяцев назад

    Heij :) I enjoyed this hole systems overview. And I have same opinions: You´re a good, thorough, big picture worker and yes, the motor needs a rebuild. If You´re really attached to it let it bore out, new pistones, new bearings and seals, get the head dressed up- good again for 30 years.
    Give Jim´s Automotive Shop (yt channel) a ring, maybe You fix his well, he fix Your motor- all good. They are just as good with engines as You with wells.

  • @justaseagull8406
    @justaseagull8406 8 месяцев назад

    Not everyone is like you, love your videos.

  • @Ivansgarage
    @Ivansgarage 8 месяцев назад

    You are good at what you do and care about people, It is hard to find good contractors that don't wanna screw you....

  • @neilgreaves2767
    @neilgreaves2767 5 месяцев назад

    Good job well done Nice to see someone doing things correctly Regards from Qld

  • @paull.drownjr.5477
    @paull.drownjr.5477 8 месяцев назад

    I really like your videos. You give an explanation about everything you do and you have great work ethics. You are an honorable person and that is much appreciated. Keep up the great work.

  • @fredygump5578
    @fredygump5578 8 месяцев назад

    I agree with what you're saying! I do the same, and it is the only way to understand the customer's problem and actually solve it. (And it also gets me volunteered to clean up after other techs...)

  • @TechOne7671
    @TechOne7671 8 месяцев назад

    Nice work mate. I agree with your ethos, the customer wants the well to work but it’s not just the well. It’s the full system of well, pump, valves, switches, pipework and filter etc. they all must work together so a top to bottom diagnosis of the system is required to determine the fault. All the best.

  • @BryonBarros-zu2bk
    @BryonBarros-zu2bk 8 месяцев назад +4

    Agreed. Look at everything

  • @ralphm2856
    @ralphm2856 8 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome job. It's really nice to see a Yung guy no his s..t keep up the good work and be safe.

  • @bobbendt1698
    @bobbendt1698 8 месяцев назад

    So many questions. I came across your channel by accident and now has me wanting to ask questions.
    I will have to look through the video list but we have a property/cabin in a high mountain park in CO. This property has an older well and a new septic system. When I purchased the place the well hadn't been used in several years. I had to replace the pressure tank and all the plumbing to the tank (tank had a hole in it, new pressure switch, check valve, etc.) Well worked ok but I let someone stay there for a week and didn't show them to shut power to well when they left. Have an outside freeze proof spigot outside and when this person left he left a hose on the spigot and spigot open. Hose sprayer was on the hose so the hose could just build pressure. He left and 2 days later we went to the cabin and the water was running everywhere because the cheap hose ruptured. Looking at my game camera I found that the hose ruptured shortly after they left so well pump was running for 2 full days. After this happened I had to replace the check valve on line to pressure tank because something caused it to fail so it would allow water to flow back toward pump when pump shut off. Ever since this time I have been getting air in my whole system. Not sure if my well is drying up or something else is wrong. I haven't called a company yet to come and check the whole system. Prior to this issue with the burst hose the well was working just fine with no air in the system.

  • @johnturnbull7798
    @johnturnbull7798 8 месяцев назад

    A good example of an excellent service and no brainer. 20 minutes to do the job properly and prevent the need for a second visit. Unfortunately not contractor thinks that way in the belief that a second visit will generate more profit. Unfortunately for the customer their workload means they wont get back for several weeks so the customer has no alternative but to carry on without the thing working and wait or find a contractor who can

  • @alexsystems2001
    @alexsystems2001 5 месяцев назад

    I want to see a follow up with these folks and see that what you did made a difference for them.

  • @Crabby_Abbi
    @Crabby_Abbi 8 месяцев назад

    We have the same situation as this Video, 340Ft well, Pump down to 320, we run out of water if we go overboard, i mean two showers an a load of laundry... I wish you were in our area I would love to get a quote on fracking our well to get these kind of results... Id say our refil rate is maybe .5 -1gpm... not ideal. Were in the North Carolina Area if you are near by.

  • @DanielPerson-h7l
    @DanielPerson-h7l Месяц назад

    Nice work ethic Dalmik well drilling Putnam CT

  • @alfieparris3795
    @alfieparris3795 8 месяцев назад

    Totally agree, you are an outstanding guy

  • @ryanmoen6654
    @ryanmoen6654 8 месяцев назад

    Do you guys ever have problems with bits breaking or rods getting stuck from the hole collapsing while drilling? I know that has been an issue in my area with it being mostly sand and limestone.

  • @bill8235
    @bill8235 8 месяцев назад

    Hey Philip, Great video! Been watching for 1 1/2 . Boy I wish I could get you to frack my 600' well only getting 1 gpm. looking to drill another well on the property this summer. Keep up the good work, been learning a lot.

  • @Eventhough95
    @Eventhough95 4 месяца назад

    How often should you change the filter?

  • @JoeCdaYT
    @JoeCdaYT 8 месяцев назад

    With watching your videos on the Hydro Fracking that your little 4 cylinder engine does work really hard and it might be a good idea once you pull the trigger to replace it, go with either a Ford 300 6 cylinder or the Chrysler 225 Slant 6 that comes out of an old 60's truck. The slant I have a lot of experience with and they are tough engines and can take a beating. Get a good sized radiator on them and they won't overheat either. You could push them all day and they won't care, as long as you feed it fuel they keep putting out the power.

  • @RobertBoyd-i9k
    @RobertBoyd-i9k 15 дней назад

    Hi my name is Robert. Have you thought about using a vac truck for your well franking? I have operated a vac truck for 10 years. I was in environmental cleanup, and have used a vac truck for a lot of different operations. I have worked jobs where to clean tanks, above and below ground. I both blow in and suck out water. In 10 minutes I could blow 2600 gallons of water thru a 4 inch pipe. Then pull it back out in about the same amount of time. After flushing back and forth 2 or 3 times a well won't soon silt up.

  • @jameschupp2230
    @jameschupp2230 8 месяцев назад

    On the Filters... I think it is Good to Have 2 Filters Run in Parallel to have less Pressure Drop.

  • @gregorymalchuk272
    @gregorymalchuk272 4 месяца назад

    You should try a heavier oil like 20W-50 and/or Engine Restore in the silver can. That's the one thing I've seen work agaisnt bad oil consumption and blow by. I've heard of iron dukes powering cars, trucks, boats, and mail delivery vehicles. Hydraulic fracturing rigs is a new one to me. Maybe next someone will put one in an airplane. Did you mention what year the engine is?

  • @frankwrogg2515
    @frankwrogg2515 8 месяцев назад

    Yes I agree, the one time I had to have a plumber come out to work on my pressure switch, when he was waiting for pressure to build or after words he checked the whole system and fixed a few other items that needed attention.

  • @mrdivit1
    @mrdivit1 8 месяцев назад

    How long does the water horse into the well actually cause that’s right you thank you

  • @joopterwijn
    @joopterwijn 8 месяцев назад

    Lol, I have a bit of a hearing problem, so often I have the transcript running along the video. 07:22 when you run up the engine, the transcript calls it [music]

    • @h2omechanic
      @h2omechanic  8 месяцев назад

      It's because it's so loud I have to reduce volume by 90% while editing. 30% of my viewers are using sub-titles. So I try to add text in the important areas. No1 else hears anything during that time either for the most part.
      You could try buying a nice set of headphones 🎧 and see if that helps you better hear. Just an idea, please take no offense

  • @patrickpat8878
    @patrickpat8878 4 месяца назад

    I’m in Quebec, we have lots of water , my well was made in the mid 1800’S went a bit dry in 2019 yes 175 years ago , it’s 30 feets deep and it’s a 1 inch pipe , I called a friend that has mini excavator, we find the well then pulled out the pipe and we put a 1 /1/2 stainless steel pipe, 50 feets deep , removed the lead pipe from the well to the house , yes made of lead , not too healthy , filled the excavation with very compacted sand , then using my pump I pumped a bit over 5000 liters to create the new well , the well is about 50 feet from the house , after pumping about 2000 liters into the well it was visible the earth was lifting of about 6 inches on. 60 feets diameter, by the time I went to a friend refilling my 1000 liters taut the earth has lowered , it was slowly raised as I was pumping water into the well , after the fifth taut I let it set for 2 days , then pumping water from the well , it was a bit sandy and Claudy at first but after about 30 minutes of pumping the water was very clear and no debris.

  • @Cragified
    @Cragified 4 месяца назад

    Honestly you should keep that iron duke and rebuild it. Parts for them are easily available since the post office's fleet of LLVs use them. A V8 would just be overkill, take up more room, and require a much larger cooling system. Where the cast iron 4 cylinder that is the Iron duke both head and block are much more tolerant of being ran hot.

  • @Falconeyeone
    @Falconeyeone 3 месяца назад

    Have you ever Converted an AG well to a Domestic Well? 10” case, 6” up pipe, Oil Bath Pump Head?

  • @DeepDhaliwal806
    @DeepDhaliwal806 4 месяца назад

    Can a 185 feet deep well be fracked in lubbock tx with wells in every 1 acer lots?

  • @JimB1
    @JimB1 3 месяца назад

    Best electrical tape ever. 3M33+. Nothing better.

  • @benstooltalk8048
    @benstooltalk8048 8 месяцев назад

    I know you mentioned 350 swapping the rig, but a 4.8 or 5.3 ls would be really cool and have power for days and are pretty cheap to build and work on. Just passing my money wasting thoughts onto you!

  • @tacydit
    @tacydit 3 месяца назад

    Yes

  • @Tatu223
    @Tatu223 8 месяцев назад

    Wish there were more of you 😊 ✌🏻😎

  • @tedgerstenslager2949
    @tedgerstenslager2949 8 месяцев назад

    Good business acumen, since you are there......
    There is an A/C guy on ytube, his motto is look at the big picture, fix it right, fix it once.
    The engine is pushing blowby, if it has gotten hot it has taken the tension out of the rings and they are no longer sealing, hence crankcase pressure pushing oil out at the highest spot on the engine.
    A side effect of worn rings is oil in the combustion chamber/process causes detonation, IE preignition under load, and that will eventually beat the bearings out of it.
    A painted radiator may look good at one time, but the paint inhibits the heat transfer. If the cooling/airflow is marginal to start with, like no fan shroud, excess paint, worn out impeller on the water pump it is not going to remove the heat and the engine will consistently run hot under load.

  • @shawnrussell1786
    @shawnrussell1786 7 месяцев назад

    How much bleach should I put in a 450ft well I put a new pump in now I have a smell from my water. Just wondering

  • @mikenicholson2548
    @mikenicholson2548 8 месяцев назад

    Nice job.

  • @AChavez-p5k
    @AChavez-p5k 4 месяца назад +1

    Veryvery correct

  • @creamysbrianna
    @creamysbrianna 8 месяцев назад

    @H2o Mechanic Given the choice between someone who does it right the first time and someone who just does as their told. I'll pick tye person who does it right the first time. Even if that means I get charged 20-30% more.
    While I don't live anywhere near you, I'd hire you if I had a private well.

  • @EdChilds-nu6vf
    @EdChilds-nu6vf 4 месяца назад

    I agree with you

  • @danielson101
    @danielson101 6 месяцев назад

    your pcv vent on top of rocker cover is pluged!

  • @donnieroberts2093
    @donnieroberts2093 8 месяцев назад

    Love your posts! I have learned so much!

  • @johnturnbull7798
    @johnturnbull7798 2 дня назад

    I think its more likely that you have blow-by on your piston rings and its nothing to do with the valve guides. If it was valve guides you would be burning oil in the exhaust. Whereas blow-by means you need the cylinders bored with new pistons and rings. Blow by pressurizes the crank case which blows oil out of the breather in the oil cap.

  • @ChrisHarding-lk3jj
    @ChrisHarding-lk3jj 8 месяцев назад

    I have a brand new gm iron duke crate motor sitting in my shop. I bought it 10 years ago from a chevy dealer that went out of business, I think I paid $200 for it.

  • @mrdivit1
    @mrdivit1 8 месяцев назад

    Disregard the last message how long and what does the Fracar actually do in well thank you

  • @RichardParker-gw6se
    @RichardParker-gw6se 8 месяцев назад

    I was asked to look at a well . 20 years old , never had bad experiences with it . I found the pressure tank was full of water , the pressure valve was blocked , springs in the valve were loose and galvanized pipe in the well . Told the woman this is what I found and they need to be addressed . Depth of well I found was 130’ . The well house is an underground block of concrete and full of leaves and was wet . Told he to contact a well company to do the repairs .
    She cussed me out because of the price the well co charged her . All new everything and good flowing water even the pipe from the well to the house

  • @danielson101
    @danielson101 4 месяца назад

    or rings gone puttin pressure in crankcase?

  • @strobelightbrian
    @strobelightbrian 8 месяцев назад

    Great video!

  • @MWestern-m4g
    @MWestern-m4g 8 месяцев назад

    That filter was DOA. Great job. Why don't they make the filter case clear? Same as Semi's fuel filter cases are clear. Easy check.

  • @herbertedgerly3734
    @herbertedgerly3734 8 месяцев назад

    Good return

  • @Kevin-db1wb
    @Kevin-db1wb 8 месяцев назад

    If that's blowing the dipstick out of the change your vacuum lines you got a vacuum line close plugged up

  • @jasonharper2601
    @jasonharper2601 8 месяцев назад

    our pressure tank is 50 gallon at the well

  • @tucobenedicto109
    @tucobenedicto109 8 месяцев назад

    If you said that was a Pontiac Sunfire engine. Pontiac builds excitement!
    Nice job.

  • @brianbushay8283
    @brianbushay8283 8 месяцев назад

    I had an engine that blew oil out the dipstick. Fixed it by cleaning some carbon deposits out of the carburetor

  • @onewayt
    @onewayt 8 месяцев назад +2

    i didnt think you were supposed to lay a vertical tank on its side?

  • @RogierHoogmolen
    @RogierHoogmolen 8 месяцев назад

    Just wondering what kind of hydraulic oil you guys use for inflating the fracking tool? I ask this question due to the fact what happens if you have a rupture of the rubber bellow you will contaminate the well if it does?

  • @matt_1984_
    @matt_1984_ 8 месяцев назад

    I agree with your work ethic, but i also work in an industry where clients will take advantage of that. I'm in IT, you can go to a site for an issue, and they'll hit you with with 10 more requests. What i do in those cases is "Sure, i'll look at that, do me a favor, go ahead and email our help desk so a ticket gets created for that." its the difference between 1 1 hour ticket or 4 15 minute tickets. (we bill by the hour in1/4 hour increments)

  • @Premier-Media-Group
    @Premier-Media-Group 3 месяца назад

    You and @HVACRvideo have the same ethics

  • @DavidHibbard-qd6nk
    @DavidHibbard-qd6nk Месяц назад

    Where's the water source come from a polluted river next to them?

  • @knarf3985
    @knarf3985 7 месяцев назад

    ho to get iron out ?

  • @jetegtmeier71
    @jetegtmeier71 8 месяцев назад

    with all that sand on the packer and the sediment in the filter bowl is there a problem with IDK maybe the caseing is leaking (I don't even know if that is a thing???) just curious :)

  • @ewanbaxter9199
    @ewanbaxter9199 20 дней назад

    Have you thought about using tie wraps instead of tape, they will last forever, never come undone or fall off

  • @fk319fk
    @fk319fk 8 месяцев назад

    I have stayed on "ticket" before and gone off ticket. It generally depends on the customer. I have had customers who want extras but will only pay the bill after arguing about it for six months.
    On the other hand, when I take my car and lawn tractor to my mechanic, the car mechanic is allowed a $500 overage, pre-auth. Usually, I get a call and say something is up, but if it is minor, they just fix it. On the other hand, my car mechanic does not always charge me to look at my car when it is a few minutes of labor, like taking porcupine quills out of my car. I missed all but the tail. The last time my lawn tractor was at the shop, I told him to add up to 30 minutes to do little things. He made the sheet metal fit much better and addressed some annoying things.
    I also have folks that I will NEVER go back to.

  • @GW71093
    @GW71093 6 месяцев назад

    I’m here for the 350 swapped frack rig let’s gooo

  • @wconnors6911
    @wconnors6911 7 месяцев назад

    yes be up front and honest

  • @sergioblanco4504
    @sergioblanco4504 8 месяцев назад +1

    Agreed 1000%

  • @balexan530
    @balexan530 8 месяцев назад

    You said the duct tape can come off and get sucked around the pump, Is it possible that this could have happened this time and simulated the well running dry. I really don't know, just asking.

    • @h2omechanic
      @h2omechanic  8 месяцев назад +1

      No, because it would be stuck in the pumps intake

    • @balexan530
      @balexan530 8 месяцев назад

      @@h2omechanic good to know, thanks.