BEL post 6
We started the day by heading up to the lab. Checked the pump again for a deeper look. we removed the switch to see whether it was causing the issue. Turns out it's the pressure switch that's causing issues, the little flat white plastic bit. We can manually tap it gently and it will start building pressure and running the pump.
Either the pipe needs to be cleaned out of gunk or the switch went bad. We'll try cleaning it out the connecting pipe below the pressure switch to see if that will fix it. If you saw what happened with the insinkerator then it's likely calcium buildup again.
I took the chance to clear off the solar panels a bit, despite batteries being in good condition and holding a good charge. A bit too short to reach the top ones without a ladder.
Got two more sections of junk pole fixed up, all the junk pole fence on the half closest to the fisher price house is tided up, but can use a deeper fix with some of the cross beams being warped.
The rock jacks up on that fence line are in need of some TLC and we started removing the rocks from one of the jacks but need to come back to it to fix it up.
We pulled down the junk pole from Roy and staged it up by the other half of the fence to be used in repairs later.
For the final part of the day we continued to work on getting the berm shed staged up for repairs, cutting notches, and setting up flat surfaces for the bottle jacks to life from.
This was all on Tuesday, tomorrow will probably be a video. More to come.
Please send coffee in boot love 🤤🤤🤤🥹🥹🥹🥺🥺🥺
Paul graciously purchased some coffee out of his own pocket for my consumption, but I'm sure to work through it in the next week or two.
Coffee is Life, that is all...