Question for class A and C people with toads!
Has anyone noticed more and more lately of poorly located sewer connections. Most are located at the rear of a pull through, far enough back the toad would be left in the road. And some of these are h...
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dodge guy wrote:Lantley wrote:dodge guy wrote:
Yes I could disconnect the toad, but as has been said, when staying for the night it’s the reason I got a pull through! Some of these resorts are just that. One was a high end resort that was 2 years old. If we weren’t in the area for a wedding for a couple days I would’ve been very upset. It’s really not that hard or expensive to put a T underground and another 10 or 20FT section of 3” PVC pipe with an elbow to move the outlet forward to make it useable for everyone!
Cutting in tee's is a lot more expensive than another 10' of sewer hose
Not during the building of a campground, it’s pretty easy and cheap. Like I said, I’ve used 30-40ft Of sewer hose before. Not doing that again!
It's only easy and cheap if the sewer main or septic is deep enough and the ground is clear enough. Cutting in 2 sewers-per campsite add$ up.
