Earth Magnetism! -There is a science behind that.
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How do you know where to dig a well for drinking water?
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Wood sticks are effected by magnets?
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Where you dig is…downward. But I've never seen it work for a non-believer.
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When I was building my house in 1993, my foundation was in and the house fully framed and sheathed before the well company showed up to drill. I asked the builder what happens if there's no water? He said there's always water if you go deep enough. My well is 350 plus feet - fortunately 10 plus gallons all day every day.
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I gave up on a well in Montana at 300' My neighbor shared water from his 700' deep.
Deep as in deep pocket book, is what it takes sometimes.
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream0
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