Which breaker is the well pump on at the cabin?

CLOSING THE CABIN. Per Ray, dictated on the porch, me typing. In this order.

1. Boats out first. Pike Bay meets us at the landing. Call a week ahead.
2. Dock: Earl and his boy roll it out the last week of October. Chock the wheels. Bench comes off, goes in the boathouse.
3. Water. Breaker 14 OFF (well pump), panel in the hall closet. Open every tap. Drain valve is in the pump house, red handle, quarter turn. Earl blows the lines the Monday after we leave. 40 psi on the compressor. Not more. Do not skip this.
4. Water heater to VACATION, then drain it once the lines are blown. Hose on the bottom valve, out the door.
5. Pink RV antifreeze, one cup in every trap: kitchen sink, bathroom sink, tub, shower, toilet bowl and tank, washer standpipe. Two gallons does it.
6. Furnace OFF at the thermostat and at the switch. We do not heat it. Water off and drained is what the insurance wants.
7. Generator stays in AUTO. Runs the cameras and the Starlink if the power drops.
8. Propane tank valve stays OPEN for the generator. Want it above 40% going into winter.
9. Fridge empty, doors propped. No cans, no jars. Six mouse stations, check all six.
10. Septic. Tank was pumped August 14, 2024, Kangas. Every three years. Next is August 2027.
11. Lock the boathouse and the bunkhouse. Bev has a key. Earl has a key.

My additions: quilts and the good pillows go home, beds stripped, houseplants and the sourdough starter in the car.