JabbaJawz
Be about it
DoWhat said:
I believe his neighbor did it.
DoWhat said:
Ken King said:Besides isn't Danzig summoning you somewhere else on here that you should immediately repond to in a subserviant manner?
Ken King said:I guess you would have to sell that BMW to obtain a privileged membership to get there.
What was the trade for?JabbaJawz said:I believe his neighbor did it.
I'm building him a website for his deck-building company.DoWhat said:What was the trade for?
Are the trees still available or did the neighbor get them too?
Lucky neighbor.
If you ask Tig nicely, maybe she can pick yours up when she gets hers.elaine said:I can hardly afford to take the bus to go get my welfare check.
DoWhat said:If you ask Tig nicely, maybe she can pick yours up when she gets hers.
Just an idea.
Been reading this whole thread and Airgasm knows what he's talking about. Hopefully your septic wasn't neglected by the previous owner. If you put RidX in it once a month, you'll only need to have it pumped once every 5 years at the earliest. Did that to mine for 10 years and when the guy came to pump it he said it was all liquid. Really didn't need to be pumped, but I had him do it anyway and restart it. They will restart it with chemicals. You'd better hope you can't find your septic with a metal detector. The older homes had the old metal septic tanks and they had a tendency to collaspe after time. Find the main drain from your house and the tank is usually about 10 to 12 ft from your foundation. Has to be for county code, depending on the county, with so many ft of field drains.Airgasm said:I have seen septic companies use a long metal rod, for locating the cover. Since the covers and tank are concrete not sure how well a "metal detector will work".
The covers are buried below the freeze line (2 - 3 ft.), and are approx. 3x3 ft in size.