WGregMiller
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Very nice, and just plain ole fashioned smart.Ah, I think I figured it out!!!
..they go to the outdoor faucet,to check the water pressure..it is now at 125 psi..
I agree, 125 is really high. When I first bought the property here I connected to city water. Later I brought a cabin up and hooked it up straight to the city supply with no pressure reducer valve. The garden hose swelled up like a six foot boa constrictor and the tpr valve on the water heater blew. This was all within five seconds. So I got a prv the next day. That's insanely high pressure, my guess is somehow his prv valve failed.125 sounds very very high even for a direct residential supply, I hope the house is equipped with a PRV and the outdoor spigot is before the PRV if so equipped, most indoor faucets and ballcock valve are only tested to 90psi with operational pressure at 40psi. The rule of thumb is static water pressure higher than 70 PSI will begin to damage the fixtures and appliances, majority of homes are metered at 80~40PSI (80 before meter) A little concerning Jim
the regulator got replaced,with a new one..on account the 125psi aint good for home plumbing..the newer one,is allowing less water pressure to the house,then what im use to..but it works.and thats what counts..
Ah, I think I figured it out!!!
No, 55 gal barrels
I wish you was rich to Brent, you seem like the type of man who would share your excess wealth with usA well is hopefully on the list for us next year. We have granite here and a deep water table so I'm scared to know the actual cost. I'm thinking around 12k is average for this area, but a lot depends on how deep they need to drill to find water. If only I was rich!
I like to think I would be generous and do some good for the world. I mean seriously, how many sports cars does someone need? One would be kind of nice though....I wish you was rich to Brent, you seem like the type of man who would share your excess wealth with us
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