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Re: what a day....found a broken tile!
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Posted by big jt on June 26, 2005 at 22:37:16 from (206.72.54.246):
In Reply to: what a day....found a broken tile! posted by caseyc on June 26, 2005 at 20:15:11:
Wow looks like fun!!! Last spring I mowed the lawn. Big mistake lol!! Found a hole in front of the house. About the size of a 5 gal bucket. Finished mowing and figured I fill it after. Got to thinking as to where the hole was. Probed it before filling. Had resistance for about a foot and then heard stuff falling into water. 3 weeks later I had a brand spanking new septic tank complete with a new leach field to update from the 1965 house remodel. Yard still looks like a gopher dug it up. Guess I'll have to do something about that this fall. Fortunatly I can still claim bachelor previlage LOL. jt
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