Water pump not pumping, Not sure what to do next

When I got up this morning I found the water pump was running.
I thought maybe a water line had broken somewhere so I turn the main water off, Pump still kept running, Pump was warm both hoses into the pump were warm, So I Shut the pump down,
I figure the line from the well to the pump somewhere under the house is probably Stopped up, froze up.
The front part of my house is a crawlspace The Addition on the back part Has a basement where the Water pump is, So the lines from the well runs under the front part and then into the basement to the pump.
My furnace has not worked in two years, Normally the ductwork under the front part will probably keep that from freezing, But my furnace blower does work, So right now Getting the house warm as possible and I am running the blower trying to force in heat under there Through the ductwork.

Right now actually, don't know what to do , Besides wait it out and see if it thaws out, There is one place to get up under the house but,How would i safety get heat up under there??

Never had to deal with anything exactly like this before
Edit : I also have an electric heater running in the front part dining room, Which is where the Lines from the pump are under there.

With No water to flush the toilet it is nice to be able to pizz off the back porch though

 

Get under there with a blow drier, you can also use a 100 watt light bulb to make some heat. Be very careful, left unattended both are easy ways to burn your house down.

 

Yes I have the furnace blower running and the cold air duct to it is 8 feet from the stove, I also have an electric heater sitting in front of the cold air duct, It's 80 degrees in stove room right now, Its up to 69 in the front part of the house

 

Yes be very careful Rock! Just read this here..

http://www.ottawasun.com/2014/01/03/house-fire-caused-by-attempt-to-unthaw-pipes

http://www.intelligencer.ca/2014/01/05/families-displaced-after-fire

 

That's what I'm talking about, Oh I didn't mention I have,clostraphoba

 

I have a couple of Different small electric heaters I could stick under the house but I am very concerned about Leaving it under there unintended with an extension cord and all that

 

Depending on the size of the area about the only way to get some serious heat is a salamander. Just be carefull for cleareances and combustibles!

Gary

 

I might be missing something so please excuse, but why not the heat tape everyone uses under their mobile homes. Thousands in use around here without fires. The water mains come up from the ground and are wrapped in protective electrical heat producing tape.

 

+1. Worked for me in the past..

http://www.lowes.com/pd_23997-72436...ape&pl=1&currentURL=?Ntt=heat+tape&facetInfo=

 

Good news pushing heat through the duck work did the trick.
I HAVE WATER

I think I dodged a bullet everything seems to be okay so far

 

That is certainly good. Now consider the heat tape made specially for that situation. It will save your butt from getting into that problem again. Could have been lots worse had the pipe burst.
Glad you have your hot water back.

 

That's what I'm going to do, wrap it up with heat tape and hook it up to a wall switch

 

Thanks everyone for the input I appreciate it

 

To tell you the truth I did not have much faith in it thawing out that way, But figured it was worth a shot

 

Far out... When we go to the bar can we just tell them to put our drinks on your tab?

 

I'll be back after while,,going to take a shower now

 

The power company is going to love me, On top of the wood stove, running the furnace blower and 2 Electric heaters, Continuously for 3 days. Have to sleep with just a sheet,80- 85 in the whole house

 

No wonder you wanted to take a shower.