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OT,Leech Beds???????
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Posted by SJ on July 04, 2005 at 06:30:29 from (65.37.57.184):
Well Ive got a backhoe now and at the end of my leech field sewage is rollin out of the ground like oil on the Beverly Hillbillys.I dont know anything about installing one,is this something I could get info on and do my self.At this time my tank(round metal)is still in pretty good shape.Could I go with a new leech system now and go with new tank down the road?Also I dont even know if I have a distribution box.I would guess not.Would one of those be required now with just new leech beds or when I need a new tank? Any idea on cost of this with me doing the labor? Im gonna search the web to see if I can get some kind of info or plan.Are there any sites anyone knows about to help me with this? Thanks Stan
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