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Posted by jim in N M on January 09, 2007 at 14:54:08 from (72.16.51.129):
In Reply to: Digging a level trench with a backhoe posted by Terry Edwards on January 09, 2007 at 09:31:05:
Vary interesting subject. I did my filter bed seven yrs. ago, I used something new at that time called "Infilterators" about six ft. long,three ft.wide and about two ft. high, kind of like a quonsit hut look. Each one snapped on to the other one and for a 2800sq. ft. house required eighty ft. total. so I put in two fifty ft. runs. and they MUST be put in level and no gravel required. her in New Mexico every body uses them,not by code but it's quicker and now gravel to mess with. these Infilterators are made I believe in New york state,but almost every sypply house has them. sorry for being windy. Jim in N M
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