Posted by Fred from MO on September 17, 2016 at 09:43:25 from (70.195.69.80):
Ok I have never messed around with a well tank before but I bet there are some smart folks on here that have! Here are the symptoms that have just started happening. 1) Noticed very fine air bubbles in our tap water when filling up a glass (think carbonated soda appearance)2) Noticed surging of water when running showers/washer ect. 3) Went downstairs and watched the pressure valve fluctuate between 40 and 60 PSI cycling the pump very a lot instead of filling up the tank like it used to. Water was all over the floor and coming out of the top of the tank in a dribble at times by the air valve connection and I could see air coming out where I am pointing in the picture. The well tank is a well mate UT-80. It has an internal bladder that goes down the middle of the tank. I have never messed with one of these before. I have rebuilt tractors but not well pressure tanks? Call a plumber or tackle this myself??? Any help/advice is appreciated.
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