Recent content by dirtydeed

Did a little "prep work" to make room for a tree cutting job coming up. Former owner piled a bunch of debris just off of the grass field. I need lots of room for a dozen or so trees that I'm taking down there so, I pushed (and flung) the old stuff in another 40 feet or so. Start: done...

Looks great. Glad to see that you used road fabric. Many, many skip that part. :rolleyes:

Darn it. Now you're making my mouth water. Just had a dozen of them 2 weeks ago. They are the best, hands down.

a friend of mine asked if he could park his travel trailer (before his cool modifications) in my driveway for a month...I said sure. So, me and the wifey made a little Halloween card out of it...

funny you say that...I had a black (maybe a wrap?) cyberjunk behind me just today. It was wearing a set of 33 mudders. What an idiot.

maybe not for swivels, but NPT does need sealant.

"Sometimes you only realize the ideal setup after you've spent some time and money working with what you already own." Fixed it for ya... but, yes, I would also have to agree with your assessment...

I'd suggest using hydraulic sealant on the threads as well. Loctite or permatex hydraulic sealant.

Somebody is ready to get to work... and he's serious about it. :ROFLMAO:

I made the mistake of watching the tree removal for about 2 mins. I couldn't take any more of it.

2" Bro-tek for my B2650 (same as LX). No complaints at all. Nicely made. They made a difference that you can feel for sure.

so, your system has an actual tank and leach field with perf pipe? Not sure what your local requirements are but, a couple of possible "fixes". 1) jet the lines to cut the infiltrating roots, treat with copper sulfate. may need to do an injection lift (terralift) of leach field (they shoot...

I'd be bouncing 230 grains of hard cast lead off of that contraption.

uhhhh, it would appear to me that the correct tool for the job is sitting to the right of a shed in pic number 3. Just sayin'