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thats the metal screen on the side of the exhaust right?

removed spark plug and its almost brand new. just got the gas friday and it sat in the gas can until this morning. also same gas thats in my truck and no problems there.

Husqavarna 324L My stated above weedwhacker doesnt seem like its running properly. checked air filter, spark plug and checked idle speed.. everything is fine. When i full throttle it.. it slowly bogs down and dies.. when i get into some taller grass it slowly wants to die unless i back and give...

Its different for every state. Ours is 650 feet cost us start to finish around $12,000

my concern is mainly the well house. like i said its surrounded by cinderblocks that are partially underground (2 feet) stuffed with insulation. its 20 degrees today. ground temp is 32 and dropping steadily. should i leave my water trickling?

wind chill doesnt effect pipes freezing? we got a lot of wind today and tomorrow too. not sure if that hurts or not.

its all encased 2 feet under the dirt surround by cinderblocks stuffed with insulation. its not necessarily 'exposed' we had -30 degrees a week before christmas and yeah one piece of pvc cracked.

in arkansas. supposed to be in the 20s tonight and maybe 30 all day tomorrow

Never had the honor of worrying about freezing pipes until recently. I've got a submersible pump on my well. its housed almost two feet underground and stuffed with insulation. the house connection has heat tape and insulation. Should i trickle my water to keep from freezing? i dont want to burn...

the circled 1 1/2'' cross is where the ball of ice was

Attached are some photos. With my super glorious editing. shows well head and the tank inside the well house as well as in/out for water.

not sure. its on my grandfathers property. we got my doublewide setup on my spot and ran 70 feet of pex water line to my house. 3 feet deep.

that seems to be the best option

its a submersible well i believe is what my grandfather told me. 650 feet deep. the well head is 20 feet from the tank/pump and the tank/pump is enclosed two feet deep with blocks stuffed with insulation.

We're thinking a flood lamp on a thermocube would be good for our setup. The reason i bring up wind chill is i think the roof for the enclosure was cracked letting that 30 mph+ wind get inside

I live in Northwest Arkansas and survived the Siberia freeze of 2022. Only problem we had was the well head water line had a ball of ice in it where it meets the pump. The well house is 2 foot underground. Surrounded by blocks with insulation stuffed inside all the way down to the ground...