More data needed to fully answer properly. 1. Does this well tap a formation that the water level comes up the casing when entered. 2. How many gallons per minute at what pumping level. 3 Use only without shut off valves ( always have hose open discharge or sprinkler when turned on). Many other possible questions could come up. It is possible that as long as the pumping level never falls below 33 feet to use a single pipe jet pump with a foot valve and about 35 feet of suction pipe and never loose prime and have enough water for your use. With the old hydro pneumatic tanks (not newer Bladder tanks) they used an air charging valve installed in drop pipe with submersible tanks that allowed the water to drain back when the pump was not running, this could be used to protect from freezing, or if high enough water level pull pump check valve so pump drains back when not running. You should talk with an older driller or pump installer in your area who would probably have the knowledge to give you proper answers.
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