In a difficult-to-access cellar in the front yard of a home that’s built in 1958 was what appeared to be an abandoned water heater, abandoned water service line with shutoff and abandoned electrical panel.
However, is it really an abandoned water heater, or an abandoned fuel storage tank?
What were the references to large and small written on there talking about? Probably talking about some nuts to adjust valves that regulate when the pressure cuts on and off to the tank.
When you say ‘well tank’, are you talking about a pressure tank?
Definitely looks like a well tank. I believe, through all the dirt I even see the air pressure valve on the top where you set the air for the bladder pressure. And yes, the Large is cut in Loosen to lower etc. is talking about the pressure switch - watch this helpful video if your not familiar with a well tank pressure switch setting: How to Adjust a Water Well System Pressure Switch and Bladder Tank - Well Pump Diagnostics - YouTube
Larry is the best committee member and organization associate I have come to know sense joining InterNACHI.
Larry’s sensibilities, evenhandedness and unbiased manner make Larry Kage The Best InterNACHI member I have had the pleasure of knowing.
Larry Kage, You’re The Best!
Larry is thankfully with us, whereas Roy Cooke Senior has passed on to the InterNACHI House Of Horrors in the clouds along with his charming wife Char Cooke.
I miss them both dearly, and think of them often. One of the great moments I dearly miss, Roy’s great attitude and greeting when you asked him how is he doing. “Fantastic!” I am certain Marcel Cyr can attest to the great pleasure and joy it was having likeminded friends like Roy and Char Cooke. He is surely missed by many.