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Prevention Keep water running (sewer and water lines). Keeping a small stream of water flowing (hot or cold) can help the lines from freezing. Insulate exposed pipes and equipment. Pay close to any pipes that may be located inside or near external walls. Use space heaters. Heat lines can be installed inside pipe to prevent freezing. They can be used in a number of applications including, but not limited to, lake cabins, homes, or farms.For septic tanks, pump basins or underground water...

Inspection. Inspect pump for any visible damage caused by shipping upon receiving. Record. Prior to installation, record the following: model number, serial number, amps, voltage, phase and hp from the nameplate for future reference. Read. Read and follow all the instructions in the manual. Important! Electricity can be very dangerous, especially if you are inexperienced. Electrical wiring and protection must be in accordance with National Electrical Code and any other applicable local codes....

Ken, along with his brother Allen, grew up learning the nuances of this family owned business and has carried on the important traditions of selling quality products and providing excellent customer service as taught to him by his father, Jim Worst. Ken oversees the operations of the company and it is his steady hand that guides the R.C. Worst & Co. ship. He provides the financial oversight to insure stability and longevity for their long-time customers, employees and future generations of...

Would you like to extend the life of your drainfield? Would you like to extend the life of your pump? Anyone with an onsite septic system at their home will, of course, say yes to both of these. Extending the life of a drainfield can save thousands of dollars and the cost of a new effluent pump can be upwards of one thousand dollars including installation. Effluent filters are an ideal component for your residential septic tank. They prevent large solids from leaving the tank by improving...

Although cable tools generally come pre-tested from the manufacturer, it’s a good idea to check wire before you install it into a well, and it only takes a couple of minutes. You may have an old spool, a used spool, or a new one that has been accidentally bumped or dropped. In any case, it’s a good idea to make sure that it is not damaged before spending time and money dropping it hundreds of feet into a well. Here is what you need: A body of water. Any body of water will do...a bucket, a...