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Can this be done to an infiltrator system that is leaking from the very end of the the field lines? My house is on a large hill and has a single row of infiltrator that zigzags through the backyard. With the pitch of the hill I am almost certain that the field lines run downhill too much and all of the effluent rushes to the end. I could make a 45° turn and run out of the end another 50-75'. Although it might not be completely legal I feel like I could rent a mini-ex and do the job myself. It would save me a ton of money and I really believe it would solve the problem, but I would like some advice from an expert who isn't just trying to sell me something. I have no issues with it backing up so I believe everything is still flowing fine. I think the end is just so much lower than the tank and the rest of the lines that all effluent rushes there and has now started to come up out of the ground. If I could essentially catch what is coming out of the ground and take it to more field lines that are leveled appropriately I don't see any reason that wouldn't solve my problem. Just looking for advice. Thanks.

Thanks for this video!!

Did one today. 1000 gal tank 220' easy lay ready for inespctor in just under 4 hours. One man.. Hope things go better for you. Thanks

Sorry you've had to deal with this

Thought that was implied…

You're one of those customers that complain about everything before it's even halfway done how do you expect your trailer not House trailer to look after cutting it in half putting the wheels back on it and pulling it down the highway at speed I'm sure there were precautions to be made that you said don't worry about cuz it cost extra money it doesn't matter who you would have hired I have a feeling they would have got the same poor review

I don't know if you will see this because it looks like. It's a year later after you put this up but I just wanted to ask you if you have a small section of the pipe Between the 22 and a 1/2 degree fitting and the easy flow that falls backwards in order to fill up the easy flow before it will spill over to the. Next level. U know ,in order to maximize the use of the easy flo on the higher level?

I am an installer in South Carolina and I was just really wanting to see how you made your step Downs an elevation from one ditch to another. , great video ,thanks

This is great, thank you.

i saw you with mr fallline ridge

When the tank first went in it looked like it wasn’t level but then I realize my head is craned looking at my phone and the camera tripod is probably off a bit, and then you guys re adjusted it and it looked much better

Hi just came across this video I’m looking for land with plans on putting a used mobile home on it I’ve done some research on permits, septic tank, water well, electricity, survey, foundation, inspection, zoning etc How long does it take to have all these things ready to go ?

Nice dozer.

What state are you in. I do same work for houses and mobile homes. I'm in nc

Do you do a turn key install for the home company, with footers, septic, and utilities?.. or just the pads and driveways

Hey , great video. The inspector at the end was great idea. How do you become an installer in Alabama?. I do do a lot of the type work you do on your channel. I would like to get certified for septic installs . Thanks in advance. ..Michael

I am doing my research before I purchase my first manufactured home. Could you explain exactly what this is for? I know septic tank and the purpose. What about what you’re doing now. And what would the initial cost be for this and a conventional system (I only know a little on this)

Good info. I really like your videos!

Cool vid, are you a 1 man operation?

Just catching up on Videos…. So the Case 850M Demo is a purchase now? Biggest reason you liked it over others??

I like the picture within a picture… gives u both views!

That's one beautiful machine. Looks really strong too!!

How many lbs can an 85g lift?

A guesstimate of how much if would cost to put a lot in for a single wide trailer. Including a spot for a power pole, water and sewer. Looking to make just trailer lots

Thanks for this. Really helpful. Wish I could hire you in Michigan!

Sorry, I heard the diameter towards the end of the video.

How long did it take you to push that pine over? What was the diameter of that tree?

I bought a manufacturers home from horb

Will that size machine load a log trailer? I thought it handle the log well!

Fall Line Ridge fallout here. :-D

Great tips for the home owner that is building!

I like the stump removal system you have there! Every time I cut down a tree, I have to figure out what to do with the stump. You're way is much better!

Watching y'all make quick work of that log I couldn't help feeling like I needed to go get a shovel to lean on while watching. Love what you're producing here. Keep up the good work.

noooooo ,, cant do this ,, we log into channels to see and hear the machines work , not watch fast forward ,, sorry

Maybe now with lumber prices soaring it's worth making boards or dimensional timber to sell or for stock, 12 months will give you an impressive oncome . Not just 8 or 12 foot boards even 6 ft boards will have value ?

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Great video. what brand & model is that sight level?

amazing machines. hate to think how long it took the old timers doing things with mules and dynamite. thanks for the videos.

Thanks Eric, Look forward to learning more from your videos.

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Came o we from Fall Line Ridge. Love this type of channel. I subscribed!

Fall Line Ridge sent me. Enjoyed the video.

@A Man and A Machine - I just came over from Fall Line Ridge and now you have one subscriber more because i love heavy machinery. Go for it and stay safe, always.

Maybe you should set up a camera closer to your work and put one in the cab with you. You're going to have to show more of what you're doing.

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Comin to you from Fall Line Ridge , Great Video, subscribed!

Thanks. I've always wanted to know more on how heavy equipment operators work. Typically you don't see much; maybe some from beginners, but thanks for showing us. Ready for more. Seems like a challenge to film it for us in a concise way we can understand. Time lapse?