Plumbing SOS Update

[littlemissmartypants]

For reference: http://www.democraticunderground.com/10028743427

I am thrilled to report my problem has been solved. They were prompt, sympathetic and didn't charge for a thing. Basically they, reverse engineered the tank, pump, pipe installation. The final answer was a break in part of the 60 feet of pipe going into the well.

No tools, parts, plummers, feelings or pocketbooks were harmed during the process. A lizard was displaced, momentarily, without habitat loss.

I am so thankful for everyone that came to my aid. I woke up to the problem like a chicken without a head. Level heads and great hearts saved the day. I hope someday I am able to repay in kind.

I love DU.

Thank you, everyone.
All the time.

♡ littlemissmartypants

[Jim__]

1. Good news!

[littlemissmartypants]

2. Gotta love it!

I was bracing for impact but luckily it all worked out well.
Thanks Jim__ ♡

[TexasProgresive]

3. I hadn't seen your original post. If I had I would've suggested a waterlogged

pressure tank. We get that a lot with our well. In any case shutting off power to the pump and calling the techs back was the proper thing to do. Glad they were able to fix it pronto.

[littlemissmartypants]

4. That actually was the first suggestion that was floated.

I couldn't be more pleased.

Thanks for the reply TexasProgresive. ♡

[KittyWampus]

5. Every day I thank heavens for indoor plumbing. Toilets... hot showers.

I LOVE having running hot water in the house.

[littlemissmartypants]

6. Me too, KittyWampus!!

Thanks for the reply. ♡

[spanone]

7. K&R...

[trof]

8. I think plummers are those who harvest plums. No?

[littlemissmartypants]

9. .

I know I am plum tuckered out after the ordeal. I'm not even going to correct it. We can wait and see if anyone else catches it.



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