Posted by showcrop on April 20, 2019 at 15:18:03 from (75.68.37.174):
In Reply to: Deep well ejector posted by showcrop on April 19, 2019 at 09:39:39:
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Papaw8, The type of tank that you describe is very rare these days, LOL. Years ago when I used to visit my parents I would check their heating system expansion tank because it would get water logged. Every six months or so I would shut the boiler feed off, drain the water out of the tank, then turn the boiler feed back on. Finally they had the boiler replaced and a new "modern" bladder tank was part of the installation. If you have a tank that you need to add air to periodically you should look into a bladder tank. The most common one is the Well Extrol made by Amtrol. If you put in one that has a capacity of over thirty gallons you will probably notice that your pump cycles less often which will extend the life of the motor.
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