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Old 5/17/06, 10:11 PM
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Default main waste pipe

On a 1968 house with a well and unknown waste disposal.....

The main waste line goes along normally and then just turns a sharp 90 degrees into the ground under the house. The vertical section is about 32 inches tall.

Any idea what this is all about?
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Old 5/17/06, 10:14 PM
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Default Re: main waste pipe

I am having more memories now....
It was not the main pipe, the main pipe must have been underground and different feeders connected to it.
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