rsaint
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Crappy install job when you use a fernco coupling.//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190830/b198bfa71c0d41d31396f39e2ba9f54d.jpg
When you dig down 12 ft and find your pipe/septic tank joint looks like this
Crappy install job when you use a fernco coupling.//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190830/b198bfa71c0d41d31396f39e2ba9f54d.jpg
When you dig down 12 ft and find your pipe/septic tank joint looks like this
Crappy install job when you use a fernco coupling.
You as well Guy and your wife//uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190824/a9551556755a6ea57c5f73fa3de23d4b.jpg
Go camping for a week and you get some random Trash... that shows up.
It was great to finally meet you Doug.
There's nothing wrong with ferncos if they're installed correctly, we use them all the time. Looks to me like the pipe inlet wasn't bedded to the bottom of the excavation with sand so the dirt settled and forced the pipe down and pulled it out of the inlet. An easy prevention is to stick the pipe a few inches into the tank so the wall of the tank helps support the pipe.
Lol Arff has to be rescued ,after being shot by farmer that owns said cows.