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Posted by idontno on January 12, 2006 at 06:44:51 from (24.224.2.103):
In Reply to: This is an ad..... posted by paul on January 11, 2006 at 22:48:22:
It might be ..But lots of good info.Lots of good reading.I sure got my wheels turning for a shallow well.My closest water is 2 miles away in this big pasture I have.I have a creek bottom that is dry.But water is just 8 ft. below the creek bottom.I know I dug it out with my 4020.But I didn't make it big enough, so dirt covered it up.A drive point would be a really cheap well for me.I have a small windmill that would work great.Just my thoughts....idontno
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