Posted by SJ on January 06, 2011 at 13:50:13 from (70.100.179.233):
In Reply to: O/T sewer problems posted by 37 Chief on January 05, 2011 at 19:48:19:
I put in a new leech field about six years ago. BTW the town supervisor drives by daily and did so the day I put in the new field(and a D-box too) and just waved.LOL.Any ways I had the perferated pipe with the old field(was bout 20yrs old)and had the tanked pumped out every year.I went with the new triangle shaped units instead of the pipe.No stone required.Havent had any problems yet and no pumping of tank either. But the downfall of slipping by the red tape of installing a new field is when I sell the place(which Im thinking of doing soon)is that I cant boast of a new field because I dont have engineers design,permits,etc.The buyers lawyer will be looking for these documents.Anyways go with the triangle shaped units if able to.you wont regret it.
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