Sissy,

We filled our 30,000 gallon pool from our well with no probelms. How old is the house/well? The reason I ask, is if the well is fairly new it should have no problem filling the pool with the hose(s) running full bore. In our area when a new well is put in, it (and the entire plumbing system of the house) is required to be sanitized. To do this, the well company puts chlorine into the well head, turns the pump on and distributes the heavily chlorinated water through the entire house. After 24 hours all that chlorinated water has to purged from the system, so the health dept. can test the water. To pruge the system, they turn on Every faucet in the house as well as Every hose bib simultaneously. The water then runs for 24 to 48 hours straight. I firgure if you had 2 hoses, each putting out 5 gmp, giving you a total of 10 gpm, it should take about 32 hours to fill your pool from the well. The thing you have to remember no matter which way you fill it, is that you have to keep the vaccum pump (keeping the liner against the walls) going during the fill (that is until the water level gets to about 2 feet below the top rdge of the pool). I did this with a shop vac. Or course, for about $300 (my area) for two 10,000 tanker truck loads, you can have the pool filled in about 45 minutes. Good luck.

Andy