
07/29/06, 11:49 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: SC
Posts: 102
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If you are talking about sand,thats easy to fix. Take the drop pipe out of the casing. Go rent a large air compressor, take the airline and feed it down into the casing untill you are 10-15 ft into the water. Just crank it up and let it run. It will shoot water,sand,mud,or what ever is in there out of the top for 20 ft! I would let it run for several hours to create a "basin" at the bottom of the well. The larger the basin then the longer it will last.
If you have mud then chances are your casing either has a hole in it or its not down to the first rock. That will probably take a new well to fix.Ive had to do this a couple of times in the 20 yrs since the well was drilled. They didnt put my casing down deep enough either. I put a screen on it and it takes most of the sand and dirt out.
Good luck!
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