Drilling a well with Soviet machinery

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  • čas přidán 18. 01. 2021
  • Water is a scarce resource, it is not different at my land either. You ca see me struggle to find any meaningful means to get water at this no man's land and I even show you a way how it can be solved by drilling a well.
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Komentáře • 6

  • @winMANhun
    @winMANhun Před 3 lety +1

    I’m not sure when I seen a Robur work like that last time, but it’s pretty damn cool.

    • @AkosRajtmar
      @AkosRajtmar  Před 3 lety +1

      it was pretty damn cool indeed, it would've been even better to drive it, but I didn't want to push the limits too hard :)

  • @benwiderski3417
    @benwiderski3417 Před 3 lety

    Keep it up bruh!

  • @krumpligumo
    @krumpligumo Před 3 lety +1

    Well, well, well! :)
    I would like to hear if you got more knowledge about the regulations on the wells and water usage in Hungary. i personally owe a well too which is not registered and maybe you have some more info about the topic.

    • @AkosRajtmar
      @AkosRajtmar  Před 3 lety

      Well, that is not an easy question... if we think about the process from the side of the regulations, you should have a permit now before the actual drilling and after that you should have a documentation about the technical details have it filed in to the authorities and get it registered. This is how it should work on paper. If you already own a well, that should've been registered by the end of 2020 as far as my most up to date information goes. However in reality, you shouldn't be to afraid unless you start to deplete the water source of your region :) This is all I know at the moment...

    • @krumpligumo
      @krumpligumo Před 3 lety

      @@AkosRajtmar i think it got extended again for 2022, but it changes all the time and local authirities have also no clue how it should be done.
      Of course if you do like it suppose to be from the beginning, then you have it registered and legal from the beginning. :)