If only one zone (of 13) on a filtered well system constantly gets sand in nozzles, and that zone is slow to pressurize — suspect a crack in the lateral line drawing in sand when off.
Other zones may have different elevation, pipe routing, or no break. The slow pressurization suggests the line drains between cycles, sucking in debris through a crack.
25-year contractor stumped — this is a tough one. Air testing helps find leaks but not always location. Persistent flushing may eventually clear if break is small.
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