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dawmlw
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DIY Well Drilling
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13 years later and you saved my ass! I was about to throw a fit trying to get this tire back on and then I saw your video and got it on in less than a minute!
I'm glad it helped you!
I am currently jetting down a well. I work on it basically every day and I get a few inches a day. Currently at 29 feet. I am currently at a layer of very course sand. Whenever I jet down water my cuttings are small pebbles, but I am getting no mud or sand back. Just pebbles. Would this be when to add clay? How am I moving pebbles but not sand?? I think I might give the well project a break for a day or 2 because I might actually be at water? Gonna wait and see ro make sure my water level isn't artificially high. I've literally pumped 1000 gallons of water down. We'll see. But yeah. Add clay or no?
Assuming you are not within a few feet of where you will ultimately want to set your screen, this is exactly where you should bentonite. Mix it extremely well before you put it in the hole
@dawmlw thank you for your timely response. I'll consider it. Ultimately I know that my static water level is 40-50 feet. This well kinda consumed my life for the past 2 weeks and I'm trying to figure out how to make it all end lol. Do you know anything about using compressed air to pump up water? I'm thinking that if I have my 30 foot of 2 inch pipe in the ground, I should be able to pound down 1 or 1 1/4 pipe the rest of the way and use compressed air to pump up the water. But I think my air hose needs to be a certain amount below the static water level?
@@flecktards3126 Try to stay patient. Do you have any neighbors with wells? How far down are they? Wherever water is the level tends to be the same in the area.
@dawmlw everyone in my area has a 100 foot well, but closest neighbor with the same elevation as I do has a static water level at 40 feet.
I’ve been wrestling with this wheel all day the I come across this video. I’m so appreciative of you taking the time to make this video. Worked like a charm.
How much bentonite would you use in an sanding borehole 30 ft deep
about two cups, maybe three. A little goes a long ways.. You have to thoroughly mix it before you put it in.
Thanks for responding quickly
Great video! Thanks for sharing it. How far apart were these holes?
Your'e welcome!
Thank you for the video it will help me alot
Thanks!
Fabulous. like others, my use of profanity was stretched to no avail. after finding this - magic. I did not have small C-clamps, but I did have 2 vise-grip pliers. Worked like a champ. Than you so much for this advice.
Great! I'm glad it helped you!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤ This really helped. However I had a slightly larger wheel and very stiff rubber tires. The C clamps helped, but the tires were too stiff to slide over the last of the rim. So I put it on the floor, and wearing athletic shoes, stood on that final section, using the backs of both heels to force it over the rim and it worked, it slid right over the rim! This was for the older 13" Gorilla Cart wheels that fit on the 600 lb capacity model, still going strong thanks to your advice!
Good thinking!
Where did you get the drill head to dig with?
a local welding shop made it for me.
@@dawmlw thank you
Spot on was getting to where you got, thanks
Sir, I had been working on the same tire as you have here for over an hour. Then I found your video, and got it on in 30 seconds THANK YOU SO MUCH. Even a 13 year old video is worth its weight in gold!
Thanks!
Intensely appreciated. One variation which may be handy for people lacking small C Clamps is to use the smallest size vise grips. Works like a charm and they go on and off so easily. Curved jaws work best, but flats function well too.
Thanks!
Fantastic tip and very successful outcome for my project (fertilizer spreader). Thank you very much. (This must be getting close to one of the longest lived, highly successful videos on UA-cam. I wish there was some way you could collect all the beers you were promised.)
Ha! that's funny!
Mga taga cagayan de oro😂
Looking for cats to eat.
Magic! 🪄 After an hour using every tire tool imaginable and Dawn soap your technique did the job in 2 minutes!!!
great!!! I'm glad it helped you!
Discovered another option. After removing the wheel from the axel and replacing the inner tube, I held the tire in front of a lot small propane heater to heat up the tire just a bit. Then I put the wheel on my work bench and pushed down the tire, putting all of my weight on the tire. It popped back on the rim with a bit of coaxing. Thanks for the video!
Nice!
Nice! I love it when a simple solution comes to the rescue. Those little tires are the worst and I have a feeling I'm going to greatly benefit from this video.
well, yeah, the first tire took me 3 hrs, and would never have gotten it done without this video, second tire took 16 minutes to take off, put on, and air up.
This was brilliant. I watched three different videos and this is the one that worked perfectly.
thanks!
Worked like a charm! Great Video! If it worked on my tire, it will work on yours.
Thanks!
Guess I hv to create make my own drilling bit? Where can I get prints or drawings to build one
sorry, I just winged it. I made a wooden version and took it to a welder and said, "Make me one of these."
why 2 water inlets? why not `?
You need all the water flow you can get. Five would not be too many.
@dawmlw thanks. So then an IBC 250 gallon tote of water and a gas water pump would better for better flow?
Yes, absolutely. @@jimsamples7069
I should point out that 250 gallons is not going to be enough but you are on the right trace. More water flow equals better "drilling." @@jimsamples7069
@@dawmlw yea thinking I'll need to connect a few of them as well as have the 3/4 inch garden hose trying to keep em full..
You sir are a genius!!!! It worked and THANK YOU.
{blush} Thanks! I'm glad it helped you!
Hand held grinder. Not a 3600 RPM bench grinder. Painful to watch what people do.
The clamps were key to success. I tried using brute force and multiple levers without success. With the clamps I doubt it took 5 minutes to finish mounting the tire and filling with air. Thank you so much for posting.
You are certainly welcome.
Thanks! FYI I use vice grips in place of c-clamps. Then I pried with the handles of flat adjustable wrenches.
super! I'm glad it helped you. I have heard from quite a few people that they used vice grips.
I have tried several different ways mentioned on You Tube but this method is a winner. It really worked well and was easy to do.
Awesome water!
U da man! Thanks
You are most certainly welcome.
Very cool. I am an old diamond driller. Watching these guys work together in harmony is wonderful. I doubt they would like it if called it a ballet but it is like a great rock band jamming together in symphony. Or maybe poetry in motion. Anyway they are totally connected with each other's moves and aware of how to do a dangerous job without anyone getting hurt. And they are having fun while they do it too.😄 Well done. Thank you.
Thanks for the observation!
Can this be done without water hoses? Like pouring a gal of water in the pipe when it starts to get dry?
The more water flow, the better. 10 hoses would be better if you could finangle a way to do it. Pourging a bucket of water in would have no helpful effect. Sorry.
That's all sand and stuff easy easy drilling . Way Up north we Drill in glaciel Formations . Boulders , granite , quartz , running sands all of the toughest formations . And water starts around 12 feet most places 🙏
true!
😮 ...wow I spent an hour trying to get this damn tire on and said there is no freakin way. Seen this video and got it on in less then 5 mins. The hell with a beer....buy this man the bar......THANK YOU SIR. 🫵 are the MAN. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Appreciate the bar! Ha! I'm glad it helped you.
I've watched a bunch of other vids about this process but my tubeless bead is much stiffer than theirs. This is the only technique I've seen that might could work. Keep your fingers crossed and say a prayer for me.
Thanks, Nathan and good luck.
This man is a hero of the people! Thank you kind sir
ha! thanks for letting me know it helped you!
How do you deal with rocks?
You basically can't. If you are in rocky soil, you'll need to get a real well drilling rig. You can't do it by hand.
@@dawmlw Thank you for your reply.
Came out
Thanks. What a pain until I watched your video.
I'm glad it helped you!
❤❤❤ Very good brother
Thanks!
This is what makes the internet great.
Ha! Yes!
Super idea!! Fought to mount 2 new tires for over an hour with screwdrivers... got really pissed.... Didn't have small c clamps but vice grips worked well!! Thank!
Great! I'm glad it helped you!
Awesome. Thank you!
You are most certainly welcome.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have the same exact hand cart. I Hardly ever used it since it would go flat and loose the bead. I added inner tubes and now have a working cart.
Super!!
Thank you! Great video. A really good technique. I learned something today!!
Thanks for letting me know!!
Use a horizontal loop layout. I witnessed a highly engineered, multi well system fail miserably. If you build for longevity, a well constructed ground loop can outlast a good water source heat pump.
Thanks.
Can do sim8lar with Vice Grips.
yes. agreed.
if you pump water in drill pipe hoe does it spin the drill bit while going down by water pressure?
You twist it manually
How many gallon tank would you say that mud pit is
50 - just a guess
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We dont use a portable mud pit in west virginia. There is very little sand. Mostly solid bedrock. So we just drill with water and big air.
Interesting! thanks!