Posted by Russ from MN on January 13, 2013 at 16:41:44 from (97.132.77.119):
In Reply to: Water Leak Detector? posted by Hal/Eastern WA on January 13, 2013 at 16:20:38:
Our Son had a similar problem last year, but his was a suction line, so when the water table we high enough it wasn't a problem. He put it off until the ground froze pretty w,ell and then it became a big problem. It was 1-1/4 so we tried shoving a 1" polly line inside but there was an elbow about 5' out from the basement so that was hopeless. He ended up getting a big excavator and digging it up and fixing it right. If yours is all straight you might be able to shove a 1/2 plastic line through it,but 100' is a long way. If you have less than a foot of frost once you get started it shouldn't go too bad, fix it right.
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