Hi All - Hope this is the right place to post this. If not, please let me know and I'll move it. We recently purchased a permanent RV lot (actually a double lot with some friends). The previous owner had his sewer pipe connection for our lot installe...
Grit dog wrote:YahkNBahk wrote:wapiticountry wrote:I think you are over complicating it. I assume you only want to move the connection a minimal distance. Assuming the current lateral line isn’t almost at the surface, just dig down exposing two or...
You all have been awesome. I really appreciate all the suggestions. I think I'll put the idea of tapping into the main line to rest and go with using the existing connection. If I can't get a hold of the contractor I'll get my friend who shares the l...
Grit dog wrote:^Yup very “basic” for those who know what to do and not horrible for those who are some what handy, mechanically inclined, somewhat informed and wholly motivated. Totally a diy job for someone who fits the above category. Not so much i...
JRscooby wrote:wapiticountry wrote:The slope only needs to be 1/4 inch per foot of lateral line. That sounds like a pretty steep drop to me. Inch in 10 feet is what I remember, but it's been a long time sense I put in septic tank. As to the "runs do...
