A tip I use when lining everything up square is to first do a test fit then put a pencil mark on the pipes. Then take them apart, glue and line the pencil marks up again.
his son's commentary in the background is great :) Very helpful video as well! Thanks! Oh and I will never own another well & septic house as long as I live. Piss on a septic tank, lol!
Ya for anybody else watching you want to flip the direction on the clean outs ...and throw in some tree root killer granules in your trench before you backfill. It's cheap to buy and may help you years later under that patio you said was going over the pipe near the house. Tree roots are heck on sewer pipes and under concrete patios. 👍😉
So Will the reduction in pipe size , house is 3 then you put 4 on , could that have any effect on anything and where u put the reducer will that be prone to clogs
I believe the standard size is 4 inch anymore. Since I went from 3 to 4 it should not be a issue with plugging we have not had any issues with it. The only thing I would say is I wish I used solid wall pipe sdr 26 and not the foam core stuff. But since it isn't very deep it should be fine.
Hi there, those to tees you installed looks like sanitary tees. According to UPC and IPC plumbing code, and Septic code, you have to have a two-way Tee within 4’ of the house and septic tank. You can’t lay a San Tee on its back or side. They can only be used on vertical pipes. If it’s deeper than 18 inches, you have to have a combo fitting going both directions. The reason is, it can’t be used as a clean out trying to get a machine inside the line the direction that you want it to go. Also horizontally, a San tee is not designed for flow at an intersection.
I apologize for the delayed response. Foam core is referring to the area of the pipe between the outer layer and the inter layer of plastic. There is a foam honey comb like material instead of a solid plastic line. If I were to do it over I would go with the solid core instead of the foam core just for the piece of mind.
You are right. I have learned that I do that occasionally when I am doing a project. I zone out and don't notice them asking questions until I am editing the video. But I am trying to get better at it! Thanks for watching!
@@amidwestfamily112 Don't let a woke fool tell you how to raise your kid. Shut up Gabriel and learn why you clicked on the link. Don't be a dick. Just a reminder (I'm guessing you dont have kids ) Kids ask 800 questions a day impossible to keep up with..
A tip I use when lining everything up square is to first do a test fit then put a pencil mark on the pipes. Then take them apart, glue and line the pencil marks up again.
Excellent tip, thank you!
You made it look easy, Great Job!!!
It wasn't terrible, could have been better and it could have been worse. Thanks for watching!
his son's commentary in the background is great :) Very helpful video as well! Thanks! Oh and I will never own another well & septic house as long as I live. Piss on a septic tank, lol!
Well thank you for watching, we don't mind that we're on a septic that being said we need to look into replacing our laterals...
Flip the cleanouts 180 next time so you don't have a spot you can't reach with the snake.
That is a great idea, wish I thought of that when I did it.....
@@amidwestfamily112 it probably won't be an issue.
@@mp-xt2rg hopefully not!
Ya for anybody else watching you want to flip the direction on the clean outs ...and throw in some tree root killer granules in your trench before you backfill. It's cheap to buy and may help you years later under that patio you said was going over the pipe near the house. Tree roots are heck on sewer pipes and under concrete patios. 👍😉
Good job..good how to video! 👍
Thank you!
Back flow will always happen when breaking clogged pipe, just shoot it before and after the repair, honestly good work bro
Nice! Great video
Thank you, and thank you for watching!
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Thank you for watching!
So Will the reduction in pipe size , house is 3 then you put 4 on , could that have any effect on anything and where u put the reducer will that be prone to clogs
I believe the standard size is 4 inch anymore. Since I went from 3 to 4 it should not be a issue with plugging we have not had any issues with it. The only thing I would say is I wish I used solid wall pipe sdr 26 and not the foam core stuff. But since it isn't very deep it should be fine.
Why did you use cellcore? Is it cheaper
It was cheaper and since it wasn't very deep I went with the cell core. If I would do it over again I would go solid sdr 26.
Do you have a vid showing how to hook it up to the septic tank yet?
No I haven't done anything to it since the video. I am hoping to get a new tank and install new laterals sooner rather than later.
@@amidwestfamily112 you should build your own tank
@@Brandon-no3vc didn't think of doing that.
Sometimes toilets have small leaks which keep water dripping.
Very true, thanks for watching!
Very true, that can overwhelm your system and cause it to back up into your tank
should have used a shielded coupling..that rubber wont last in the ground
Thanks for the tip. I will look into switching that out!
I have been doing this for years and with new PVC to much grade will not be an issue
I talked to a few local plumbers that I have worked with and they told me to drop it down so the line wasn't so steep 🤔
Hi there, those to tees you installed looks like sanitary tees. According to UPC and IPC plumbing code, and Septic code, you have to have a two-way Tee within 4’ of the house and septic tank. You can’t lay a San Tee on its back or side. They can only be used on vertical pipes. If it’s deeper than 18 inches, you have to have a combo fitting going both directions. The reason is, it can’t be used as a clean out trying to get a machine inside the line the direction that you want it to go. Also horizontally, a San tee is not designed for flow at an intersection.
what does foam core mean?
I apologize for the delayed response. Foam core is referring to the area of the pipe between the outer layer and the inter layer of plastic. There is a foam honey comb like material instead of a solid plastic line. If I were to do it over I would go with the solid core instead of the foam core just for the piece of mind.
Most of us aren't plummer's good tip on drops and slope
I'm not a plumber either, just dabble in the work.
What’s the tall 2 pvc sticking up are those for the vent :) thanks
They are outside cleanouts. If I ever need to run a snake, or cable machine through the line I can now do it outside.
It's a fernco comp
Yes it is!
Can I borrow that helper
Haha he has gotten better since then too!
Gloves are overrated.
That depends on what you're getting into lol!
puts some gloves on your killing me here...lol
Yeah I suppose a nice pair of rubber gloves would be a good thing to wear haha!
YOUR KID IS CURIOUS WANTS TO LEARN BUT YOU IGNORE HIM ANSWER HIS QUESTIONS NEXT TIME..
You are right. I have learned that I do that occasionally when I am doing a project. I zone out and don't notice them asking questions until I am editing the video. But I am trying to get better at it! Thanks for watching!
@@amidwestfamily112 Don't let a woke fool tell you how to raise your kid. Shut up Gabriel and learn why you clicked on the link. Don't be a dick. Just a reminder (I'm guessing you dont have kids ) Kids ask 800 questions a day impossible to keep up with..
You will see it again when ya crush foam core in the ground should be ok don’t drive any thing ontop
I don't plan on driving anything over the top of it, but thank you for the heads up.
@@amidwestfamily112 foam core is more for inside the walls it will shatter when it’s cold I know it suxxs I almost made the mistake and burying it..
Nono on foam core never bury foam core use solid core and use4 inch
I did use 4 inch pipe, but I also used the foam core pipe. So I will remember not to use the foam core on my next project. Thank you for watching!
@@amidwestfamily112 it will be ok just don’t drive anything heavy over the pipe
At 6:12 when dude was pointing 👉 towards the pipe, anybody seen a face of a bear 🐻?
Haha no can't say I do...