i want to empty my stationary class and need to send 82 feet mild up hill in one spot to septic tank
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This item will pump uphill up to 150'. Clean and fast Pumps uphill No gravity Pumps 150 feet Dump at home
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You want to check out what they call a "grinder pump" for sewage systems. I'm using one in my garage that will handle up to 2". I bought a couple of Wayne EE980 submersible to pump clear water seepage from my basement sumps, which they work good for that.
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I wouod just load in the desired pH in this (see link) and spray/soak the entire truckload www.amazon.com/Hudson-2100-Hose-End-Sprayer/dp/B003ARTX80
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No, this is designed to sit in the septic tank to break down the tank, waste should not be clogging up your main line, if that is happening you need to have the line flushed or rooted. THis product will not do either.
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I have a clean out valve outside of the house that I put the product into, but the directions say you can flush it down the toilet
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You won't be able to move this thing after you fill it. Go the hardware store and buy yourself a white "marine hose" (to distinguish it from your other hoses). They're usually about 25 feet long and relatively inexpensive. I wouldn't want to fill a container of emergency drinking water with a hose I've previously used for garden fertilizer.
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some schools (and maybe office supply stores) will recycle them for you. my daughter's elementary school has a drop box in the front vestibule.
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I use it at night in the furthest toilet from the tank so that it has time to work on the main line to the septic tank. I hope this helps you.
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50 feet of 1/2" is far more than you need for a sink. I'd suggest looking for better options. I use it to go from my basement to the septic tank.
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Start it, back it off the pallet. it would have to be in the float position also.
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We use sewer solutions with our RV; sometimes the sewer is 15 to 20 feet away and uphill. It has always worked perfectly. Info that came with our SS indicate you can use PVC and pump uphill for quite a distance.
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we could not use this because our roots are in the pipe line not our septic tank. Sorry we cannot help you.
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I have a conventional septic system. Had it opened for pumping 4/28. Looked good. Guy doing he pumping gave it a good report. I use the green pig stuff quarterly. That was the 1st pumping in 4 1/2 years. Our system is a 900 gal tank that flows to a distribution box that channels the fluid to the drain field.
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We do not do this, but I have had customer hire a moving company for a small charge to do this task.Let me know if you have any further questions.Thanks!
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Depends on whether your system is city sewer or septic. If sewer, I would think, it wouldn't require alot. We have septic. And our Doggie Doo drain is about 15 ft from our tank, and a 5 gal. bucket of water flushes it down. Or we can go in the house and flush the toilet a couple of times, and that sends it down. Of course using as much water as you can, is best. LOVE our Doggie Doo Drain!!
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Yes. Should be treated as a small septic tank following code, usually a min of 10 ft from the house and buried with plea gravel or crushed stone on the bottom and surrounding the unit. The Access Riser is also a good bet. It allows you to have the septic cylinder lower for gravity feed from the house and allows the pipes to be covered. Don't forget the required shut off and check valves.
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You'll need 2 1/4 by 50 feet for Nutit 8000. This kind can work if you rip off 35 feet.