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How to drill a well up to 30' or so in depth. A task which you can undertake using a minimum of equipment. In many areas an abundant supply of water can be obtained at lesser depths than this.
With watering restrictions common, brown lawns and parched gardens are easy to avoid by simply having your own supply of water from a shallow well.
Details and instructions on using a geared down engine hoist and an A-frame to put in a driven well. Well illustrated with photos and diagrams. Best used in areas with sandy or other soils without alot of rock.
This is an original 2 part, 10 page magazine article from 1952.
Page measures 6 ½” x 9”
We do not photocopy these.
Article Includes
With watering restrictions common, brown lawns and parched gardens are easy to avoid by simply having your own supply of water from a shallow well.
Details and instructions on using a geared down engine hoist and an A-frame to put in a driven well. Well illustrated with photos and diagrams. Best used in areas with sandy or other soils without alot of rock.
Page measures 6 ½” x 9”
We do not photocopy these.
Article Includes
- Drawings and Diagrams
- Complete Instructions
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