Step by step sand line septic install
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Install a sand line system for a new three bedroom house. This system is a presby sand line set up. take the time to do a step by step of how we install them.
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If I had a friend and coworker as kind and funny as Kleeman I'd love working everyday
Lol if makes the day go by fast for sure
Quite an intriguing system. On a project I was superintendent on, we installed a system that was 54 x 122 three leg side by side system,,, that was 4 years ago and no complaints since the client occupied the building. As someone else said,,, the changes in septic systems over the years is amazing. Looks like you and the Captain have things under control,,, think I'll go grab a nap.
Lol and very interesting
Awesome video Mr dirt perfect. Hi Captain. And no mirrors were harmed in this video thanks for sharing it
Thanks Andrew
I can see a new T- Shirt ( It's a Perfect World ) with the Dirt Perfect Logo!
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Getting ready to do this at my new property. Thanks for the video. Good work!
Thanks Mike! This is a nice refresher!!
I’ve seen a few similar to this in northern Illinois, more like a sand mound. Had a pump that pumped the liquid thru it and then thru another chamber and it came out clean water that drained to the ditch. A lot of those failed, think they were called cavatate systems. Our land is all pit run (potato size rocks), perks real good. We have a tank and field, never had a problem, House is 42 years old.
I have a pulverizer for my tractor, it’s a poor mans Harley rake. Great video.
Interesting system. Can't believe it doesn't freeze up. But, everywhere's different. Thanks for the video!
Hello Mike, you have a great crew, you do excellent work. I really appreciate you taking the time to video this stuff for us.
Thanks appreciate that
this was great. we are having this system installed as well so you can imagine the questions i had. thanks for sharing.
Nice install Mike! Crazy how different systems are done across the country. Never seen one done like that basically above ground, ours go into the ground quite a ways and we just use regular perforated pipe for our leach field. By the way I really liked you and Logger Wade's collaboration yesterday on his live feed! You two are great when you get together!
Yes I also love see how a things are done in different places and thanks me and wade had fun as well
That Harley rake for the skidsteer will be a game changer for you. Great purchase. Mine ends up on almost every job now for quick and easy clean up/dress up.
Yes love it so far
Like this video. Very instructive, good time lapse, not too much face time. Very nice !
Great job showing how septic systems have changed over the years. Ours was house to tank to distribution box which had 3 lateral lines coming out of it. And of course rock and paper. Nice job guys!
Captain Kleeman. I’m shocked that you would think that way about me.
I mean I couldn’t ever come up with something like that that fast. 🤣😂
Besides. I don’t think Mike would waste the time to dig a hole that big for you.
I am honoured to get a shout out either way. 👍🏻
Lol thanks for watching and all the awesome comments Wayne much appreciated
Great video! I'm sure you've figured it out by now. But for your Harley rake, lift the boom and tilt it forward to get those wheels on the ground. They span the gap and stabilize and help with carrying your grade (just like a grader and your grader attachment). Then you can fine tune your up and down movements on the fly and it blends everything together nicely. Hope that helps!
Yes getting better with it
Great info video Mike!
Nice to see you and Captain Kleeman on a job together again. Work safe, stay warm.
Doug@ the "ranch"
Thanks Doug
My builder just started on my house 2 weeks ago and this is the system he uses
I've never had to have a septic system before so hopefully this presby system works good
We have had great luck with them
I can already see you adapting the Harley Rake to use on the new Volvo excavator.
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I rented one of those Power rakes for a lawn renovation. learned after using it, that the casters are to be to control the depth of cut. Looks like you did the same as me. Set it deep then try to feather it with it with the hydraulics. They are nice and it looks like you can angle your rake too. hope your skidder has a creep function for when you are working larger areas. Power rakes dont like big rocks which you found out lol.
Nice work. I wish I knew someone that takes pride in their work like you do down by me.
Thanks Robert
The music you are using reminds me of Charlie Chaplin old time black & white movies. Great job as usual.
Lol thanks kirk
I like the power rake for the skidsteer Mike, great finish for grass seed to settle in to 👍
Yup loving it so far
Great video DP I learned something new today I have to install one of these soon and I have a heads up now I appreciate you sharing this information 🇺🇲
Thanks
Great job on the install. Made it look easy. I like that Harley Rake. I have an attachment for my skid steer called a preparator. Which basically does the same thing but it also removes rocks and hard clumps from the soil that you are using it on. But since it is getting old wore out like me, I might be in the market for something like that in the future.
Love it so far
That one is new to me, I haven't seen a system like that before. cool
They work well in certain areas
U must use this type if the ground doesn't perk. And that way u can do this basically on the home of the ground as long as the topsoil is gone.
Great video and thanks again Mike and Captain.
Yes correct
I'm on it.. It's cool to see the way systems are so different in the States. Good job as always 👍
Thanks buddy
Two have been put in in New York one in Albany hilltown
Janet i know it crazy how every county is different..
You had the right guy running the grade stick and figuring the fall... because if there’s anyone who understands that poo flows downhill... it’s the Captain!
Nice job.
Lol thanks William
Love the new attachment
Thanks
You will really like that Harley rake.drag it backwards on final pass.
Yes loving it so far
Nicely done. We always use a shooter truck for the sand but I like how you did it with the excavator. Also I've never seen a drain backfilled with sand. We have to use crushed stone to backfill our drains. Great work guys.
Thanks
I install the same kind here in Alabama. Good job
Awesome thanks mike
I watched this video when it first came out and now need a Presby system for a house I’m building this summer so I knew where to go to see it again. Couple of comments….. funny to see how far you have come! Seeing the Harley rake and the Kobota that are both now gone. And maybe a few less gray hairs in the beard. Keep up the good work. You always keep it interesting.
The hope it helps
I know this comment is a little late but it must be nice being able to Harley rake the mound. In our area we're not allowed on them with any piece of equipment. That and the sand has to taper off on the downhill side tol with no greater then a 12% slope if I recall correctly. Anyhow awesome job, looks great. And yes the front mount takes have a big of a learning curve lol.
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Hey capt. I wouldn’t worry about being buried while the camera is on, I would be nervous if the camera isn’t on
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great video mike and captain
Thanks Greg
Neat system! In N. C. We have to do it with the natural dirt. We do some raised bed system nd chamber system. I've not seen this used here. But I like it. Thanks for sharing with us
Interesting and thanks for watching buddy
@@DirtPerfect I'm sure they may use it sometime mid state but I've not seen it. Here it's sandy on the beach or swampy for the most part and we use a raised bed system most of the time
Them harley rakes are really nice I've fixed alot of driveways an washed out banks with them
Love my so far
I've done hundreds of septic systems. Up North we have to dig a test hole ranging from 14' to 18' to hit water table. Never seen this style before. We use H10 tanks for out home use and H20 for heavy duty so it can be driven over it in the front of a home. Atleast 3' under grade. Only time we used a style of mounding dirt was near the water so tanks wouldn't be set in water table
Kinda the same here
@@DirtPerfect you need to play nice with the inspectors to
Never seen a system like that. Pretty cool.
They do work well around here
@@DirtPerfect Why do you build them like that? High water table? Poor draining soil? Or are all septic systems built like that in your state?
Soil and has to do with the limiting layer
Very good job guy's .
Thanks Leo
Lookin good sir and you are gonna like the rake.
I do a lot so far
Great video.... Dirt Perfect perfect.... Have a great day....
Thanks Brent
Really interesting to watch. I install septic systems in norther Indiana and have never seen one of these. I’ve only heard of a few of them being installed in our county. We also are not allowed to use green pipe.
Interesting must be a county code it’s state approved
Wow so much different then my state MA
Thats super interesting for what the state excepts for bottom digout. The last one I did had a 7ft cut hauled in 500 yards septic gravel before building field
Cray how different different place are
good video
Thanks
I still can't get over how simple that is over old time systems. Make sure that the cam is off when you leave the Capt in a hole!!
Interesting system, in reading the comments you mentioned limiting layer is the restriction after a quick google with no relevant knowledge. Is the benefit of this system that it can be placed on soil with low permeability so it can only encroach into the native soil so far, but can have soil placed and contoured as wanted above it.
Either way interesting video, always good to see you and the captain working together. Looking forward to any other videos you have in the vault waiting to come out along with any newer videos you may post. I’m sure people are excited to see your latest equipment additions. Stay safe.
Your correct tom and thanks
Great job ! Thank you!
Thanks for watching
Mike is this a add on system for this house good job!
Man the race tracks down here need that little tilling attachment! Good stuff!
Lol you got that right
Interesting infiltrator system nice and easy to install the ones used here isn't so easy, most raised beds are pressurized 3/4 inch pipes with holes drilled into it. Pretty rare to see concrete poo tanks used, replaced with plastic the minimum size were allowed is 1200 gallons.
Our systems are different here in Southern Virginia we have gravel bedded drain fields buried about 5 ft with no vents and tanks have no cleaning ports
Just a tip. Those tank lids arent always level with the tank. Its best to take off manholes and measure from bottom of tank.
So Kleeman is the Mathematician of the group? GOD help us all. LOL, Great Job once again.
lol thanks buddy
That's one helluva cheese-grater! :-)
Nice video Mike, and a job well done! :-)
Thanks Chris and yes it is
Infiltrators and elgin made near us also. , we use both of them. , i installed the first infiltrator system in. Country. , when the were prototypes in the late eieghtys. In state of Connecticut
They broke and fell apart factory documented it all then made them stronger and we re did it
That’s awesome Todd
Looks good
Thanks
Very funny and interesting THANKYOU
Thanks
We have the same Power Rake, except different stickers. They are both made by Paladin.
Loving it so far
You need to do a video of you playing that pie-annor!
Good looking job man. Must be a mobile mansion coming in
lol thanks and yes
Good video, that wouldn't work here due to the deep frost, but I could see it's value in warmer areas. Great practical joke, Captain Cleevus, I would have faked an equipment malfunction and laughed the whole time you were hand raking. 😂 have a great day.
lol thanks jerry
Helped on a few In-ground systems, never an above-ground. Wondered what all was involved. Now I know..
Lol good deal
From personal experience, the Harley rake is a wonderful tool...until you snag 50 feet of chicken wire fence that someone laid down 20 years ago. Other than that, I recommend it.
Lol yes I bet that would suck
I was going to ask why it was set so
High but then read it the soil wasn’t good. At least you had pitch from the house. I’ve done a couple where you need put a pump in, the customers don’t love that extra 5 grand
Hey look, it's Dusty! Shame it's so cold and damp
you are good dad i see way that cal dirt perfect
Thanks Robert
A 3 outlet dbox is preferable with these systems, there are more issues with the serpentine configuration.
Absolutely against code and manufacture spec
Every time I watch a video of Kleenman I do the Homer Simpson palm to the face and make the sound. Lol God bless
Lol
Great Video guys! BTW 56 days till Conexpo!!!
Thanks and I can’t wait
Mike ! Can you get I Microphone for your Vids?? We just love straining to hear you over the " Johnny Popper! Don't bury Kleeman yet. They haven't printed his picture on the Milk Cartons yet!
Lol got a new camera coming
Kleenman needs to change the name of his channel. To "Adventures with Captain Kleenman ". Lol God bless
Kleenman the only skid steer I would trust you with. Is horse drawn and that is only because I trust horses. Lol God bless
good thing i don't rely on you then lol god bless
Nothing beats a Harley rake.
They are awesome
You should have just made one big pile of sand in the middle. Then said there you go Captain. Then see if he gets the message. Lol God bless
what was the message?
How much does something like this cost? I'm needing just the sand-line leach field, not the tank itself (needing the field replaced) for a 3bd 2bth house in Indiana before I list it for sale!
Here 18 to 20k
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This reminds me of Oliver and Hardy
Why not just bury it? Hope it never gets cold enough to freeze hard. Definitely different then the way it's done here in Montana nice work buy the way.
Limiting layer will not allow
Ah now i know why you got that power rake its for the go cart track and captain K's youtube yacht road lol i'm glad we don't have to have that hump from our septic systems here
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I wouldn't trust that hole to bury Kleenman in. He might dig his way out. Lol God bless
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Good video 👍 have u ever put in a pump system using same pip
Thanks and yes
Captain kleeman should hide the key for that john deere and only have the key to the volvo so you will use the volvo
Lol it’s coming
Great video but when are we going to see more skid grader videos. I'm working on building my own skid grader now for doing driveways and parking lots
Have coming up next
good job bud.
Side note, if this video was filmed end of november 2019?
Im going to guestimate that we will start seeing the volvo videos by summer time. of 2021
P.s i am trying to not be to optimistic :)
lol no first if February kinda forgot I had this one
@@DirtPerfect can you just clarify is that feb 2020 or 2021 ??
I dont want to get my hopes up :)
How long did it take the bureaucrats to come up with that system I wouldn't want that hump in my field
🤷♂️ it’s that are nothing
@@DirtPerfect So that is the only type of system legal for your area ?
Interesting, installed septic systems in Wa.st never seem anything like that. Looks like it would work well, assume soils and rainfall in your area must make it necessary. I've only seen leach lines.
Most likely the ground doesn't perk
Just installed an ATL at a home. You think they’re gonna last that long? I know it depends on the soil I’m interested tho
Lots a variables for sure
DP I THINK THAT THE CAPTAIN HI JACK YOUR MACHINE😜😂🚨LOL THANKS DP/CAPTAIN
Lol yup
It's too bad that system can't be deep enough to be flush with the ground so that there is not a huge mound and tank sitting partially above ground. I guess the water table down by the river is just too high for that?
No the limiting layer is the problem it’s this are nothing
I've never seen this interesting
Oh you finally dug a hole that Kleeman can be.......... LOL
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Every state has different regs for septic. You have great vids. In FL you must have a state lisence and you cannot do what you are doing.
Very true different everywhere
Matt i realise that this is an old video but how many years does it take for the Presby pipe to finally need to be cleaned out or replaced please? This is a strange system, nothing like this in the UK.
30 to 50 years depending on use
@@DirtPerfect Thanks,have a good weekend.
Have you heard what is a common system up in the brown/monroe county area?
No
Dirt Perfect Thx, never hurts to ask 👍
@@johnalexander4221 Thanks, have a good weekend
Kleenman is all three stooges in one. Lol God bless
Good old country granny would meet Kleeman and say, "Bless it, bless its little heart!" lol
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Nice job. What your thinking on plastic tanks vs concrete?
I like the concrete ones much better