Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This is not a how to video, I am learning this too. But you can watch and I give points and advice on what I bought, why I bought it. The solar pump is an RPS solar pump, I am not sponsored by them, nor am I sponsored by any product in the video.
I used AI to give me most of my information, I just asked it as many questions as possible. The AI will give you the weight of everything, I asked it where to buy stuff, literally every question I had it answered. I then called several well type companies and asked each a few questions to verify the AI answers.
The only thing I would have changed in the process was the wheels on the engine hoist. I would have dug them down into the ground because eventually the engine hoist moved a few inches forward toward the end and maybe the last 2 20' sections to be installed the stainless steel cable was rubbing the edge of the steel casing. It didn't rub hard enough to take the coating off so I am not worried. Also the wire spool was too heavy for the saw horses so I used jack stands at their lowest setting. But to make it smoother that's what I would change.
I am not a plumber, I am not a well pump installer, driller, electrician, or anything. I am a certified know it all though.
So in saying that I am not responsible for what you do, this is for fun and entertainment.
This is not a how to video, I am learning this too. But you can watch and I give points and advice on what I bought, why I bought it. The solar pump is an RPS solar pump, I am not sponsored by them, nor am I sponsored by any product in the video.
I used AI to give me most of my information, I just asked it as many questions as possible. The AI will give you the weight of everything, I asked it where to buy stuff, literally every question I had it answered. I then called several well type companies and asked each a few questions to verify the AI answers.
The only thing I would have changed in the process was the wheels on the engine hoist. I would have dug them down into the ground because eventually the engine hoist moved a few inches forward toward the end and maybe the last 2 20' sections to be installed the stainless steel cable was rubbing the edge of the steel casing. It didn't rub hard enough to take the coating off so I am not worried. Also the wire spool was too heavy for the saw horses so I used jack stands at their lowest setting. But to make it smoother that's what I would change.
I am not a plumber, I am not a well pump installer, driller, electrician, or anything. I am a certified know it all though.
So in saying that I am not responsible for what you do, this is for fun and entertainment.
