Posted by JOB on March 19, 2014 at 17:32:20 from (74.36.131.209):
In Reply to: OT --Sept Tank posted by Jiles on March 19, 2014 at 09:39:29:
It would most likely be safe to rough in the line leaving the garage one foot below the floor. That would give you enough depth to cover your tank and have your drain field at the maximum depth so it will not freeze.
Don't know where you live but in MN. They want drain fields shallow. There are a lot of frozen up fields this year. So I would install the field at the maximum depth possible. The tank should be shallow so it can be pumped easily. You can insulate the pipe from the garage to the tank to keep it from freezing. Or as another said You could connect it to your existing tank, if location elevation and everything else works. That is not legal though because your existing tank is sized for how many bedrooms your house has, If it was in MN. And as was said if they don't know it won't hurt them. And if they don't find out it won't hurt you.
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