INSTALLING A C1 SEPTIC SYSTEM. WISH THEY COULD ALL BE THIS EASY

These systems don’t come along that often so take them when you can. Follow the steps and your done. Hardest part is the cleanup.
@workplaytv

[@user-px6vc4er2u]

I never get bored watching the work that goes on at these homesteads😂

[@Military-Museum-LP]

If you had a power screen for you skid you could process dirt on site and invoice for finish dirt with out buying it or trucking it in. I’m doing this for 3 seasons.

[@mariemedina257]

Hello again! Nice weather, today in Denver Colorado 82° still too hot for me. Thanks for sharing your work, i dig watching your videos.. USA

[@duaneverreault1765]

I find this stuff so interesting! I have some acreage to clean up at my place and feeling inspired about renting a mini and getting a load of fill dumped. If you ever need to leave a machine in Moncton for the weekend, I know just the right place for it! :)

[@alrad5686]

Nice job my friend. That property is beautiful too.

[@helenkelley8788]

Job...WELL DONE!! I grew up with a lot of construction all around where I lived ..your so neat and picky...I appreciate that .so I hope the land owner does ...it's a beautiful piece of property...and lake , would love to see the finished project.. after the house is built ... I'm sure that dump truck came in very handy for this job

[@eeezee3385]

You are by far my favourite KZbin, and I am glad to say I am an OG fan. Been here since the red f250, and like 15,000 subs.

[@workplaytv]

Thanks man! I miss that truck!

[@tristardiggin]

Down and dirty septic job, feeding the piggy bank. Looks great! Enjoyed the video especially when you said you needed to rake that area of gravel or it would bother you all night. I feel your pain on things like that... Tristar Diggin' Sam

[@eileenerickson1875]

I’ve been watching your posts for awhile and really enjoy them and your narrations. I am trying to catch up on them…..you work really hard but don’t forget to take care of you too!

[@MrMan5014]

I’m surprised it handled that 1000gal tank so well!..and with the bucket on too!..she must be petty stout!

[@brianspurrell3348]

Always great videos. "No rest for the wicked". You always need self / family time.

[@Annie6460]

I found that very interesting Tyson thank you. ❤️🇦🇺🇨🇦

[@dickmag69]

great work man keep up the great videos

[@gayle4804]

Very interesting and very beautiful country I love watching it because it's a different place than here in the States Thank you for sharing

[@richardhenry8382]

I really enjoy your contents. I do ghope that I be able to buy a piece of land beside a lake and build one day.

[@magnuseriksson5721]

Nothing about that job is boring. the whole process is interesting to see, as I have worked with it here at home in Sweden. it's fun to see how it works over there in Canada. I would love to come to you and work with what you do. as I said, have driven both Grämaskin and wheel loaders and various types of trucks And I agree, it was very nice weather the days you installed that septic tank and infiltration I follow you with all the things you do Sincerely Magnus Eriksson In Sweden

[@jakebody6031]

man i really wanted to see you drive the dump truck

[@workplaytv]

I’ll post a video soon or just driving

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Hey Bud, Nice work!!

[@Christer885]

Amazing job you did with the septic 😊👍🌹

[@sgrvtl7183]

Loved the video! I found it very interesting and have Never seen this work done. Thank you! 😊🦋

[@richmiller2501]

Nice Job !!!

[@dalegereaux1863]

That's pretty impressive that only took two guys to put those giant concrete tanks in ! Although you did have a Little Help from the excavator. 👍

[@colinfryett8174]

Looking good so far can't wait to see when it's all finished.

[@allanmacbadger5692]

Wise choice about the CAT baseball cap ... 🙂

[@Closedaccount924]

Another Great video Boss man in the ditch leading by example How often do you see that in todays world Job looks awesome

[@dalegereaux1863]

Nice work, you really got a lot done there ! 👍

[@retiredperson4054]

Interesting 2-piece concrete tank! Surprised that the leach filed is one simple run of pipe -- seems small but I am American and do not know the rules of Nova Scotia and what a C-1 system consists of

[@USN_Ret-]

When we had our septic system put in we had a separate field put in for the washing machine. At the end of that field they bored a hole about the size of a manhole cover down to the ground water level, about eight feet, and filled it with different layers of media. The cover is about a foot deep. Septics were installed in '98 and, knock on wood, never had any issues. Never backed up and never pumped out. Add RidX and keep on flush'n. (We do have water service out here, thankfully.)

[@workplaytv]

Yeah they typically don’t do separate systems anymore

[@ryan_torres]

So, just out of curiosity, when do you plan on pumping your tank out? When things back up and it's an emergency? Is this how septic tanks are supposed to work? Keep filling it up with solids and pack it up til everything fails? I just wanna know what your thought process is.

[@workplaytv]

@@ryan_torres they say 3-5 yeas depending on daily flow but if the septic is working the way it technically should the solids will continue to break down but I’d pump it to be safe.

[@ryan_torres]

@@workplaytv LOL!! I know that... Just wondering what that person was thinking. I know the workings of a septic system. You have the sludge layer at the bottom, then he effluent layer in the middle, then the scum layer at the top. At some point, the top and bottom layers may meet and that will flow into the drain field, which will clog up the drain field. So, yea, that person is basically waiting for the system to fail to take any action. Just my thoughts though. No matter what sort of additive you put in your tank, eventually things will head south.

[@workplaytv]

@@ryan_torres whoops sorry! Lol

[@jaytiarks2592]

Wow was at work when they put in mine this is really vool

[@waynetobey6589]

Looks great grab a beer and relax 😀

[@america9546]

Looking good 😉

[@mariemedina257]

Great job!!

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Can you find parts for the interior of the new dump? I hope you don’t have troubles seeing it’s an older truck.

[@susanwilliams1881]

Good work

[@WillChil466]

Oooh. This is how u finance your homes. U work for other peep toO. U r a busy man.

[@workplaytv]

Oh yeah I don’t just buy properties. I work full time. Have a full crew of guys.

[@markcrowther7513]

In BC that would have to be an engineered system being so close to the lake, surprised they let you install a basic system in Nova Scotia. I have never even seen a system with out a D box. Interesting seeing the different standard of systems from coast to coast. You sold the skid steer? That would make quick work for back filling.

[@workplaytv]

I still have the skid but it was busy. It’s over 100 feet from the water

[@markcrowther7513]

@@workplaytv Looked a lot closer...my bad.

[@dospalmascb]

Had serious issues with our 100 yr old septic system last week. Eventually resolved but I was gobsmacked that we vacuumed out 24 tonnes from the drains not even touching the tank! No clue as to where it all came from and as the property was part of a farm, I can only guess we have slurry pits or something hidden away.

[@workplaytv]

Wow!

[@sherrybriggs5459]

When are we going back to the cottage??????

[@johnhow3624]

Hey Tyson ! What tyres are you running on all your trucks these days? I'm still running Grabber X3s and love the look of them but wondered if l should try the Grabber ATX through out winter here in the UK.

[@josephearl2919]

Yes it is boring but you work harder than most

[@richmiller2501]

2 questions, how wide is that bucket? and I did not see a tar strip between the 2 tank parts, was there one or something to seal the tanks?

[@workplaytv]

Yeah there is one and we plastic cemented the outside seam

[@arronclark711]

Looks like you know at least one of the cardinal rules of plumbing... #@$% runs down hill... the other being payday... is Thursday.... Ha.. another bites the dust

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Do you have a web site?

[@workplaytv]

I don’t

[@davedeiler2072]

Surprised you can put a septic system in that close to the lake. Pretty sure the EPA would never allowed you to do that here in the USA.

[@workplaytv]

100 feet from the water

[@davedeiler2072]

@@workplaytv interesting the difference in rules. Too often here in the states the rules and regulations are crazy strict.

[@workplaytv]

@@davedeiler2072 what are they there? 100’ is pretty standard

[@davedeiler2072]

@@workplaytv well each state tends too have its own standards. But for instance recently there was a period of years m 5-10, where no one no where was allowed to install a new or imorove an old septic system. If you needed a septic system the best you could hope for was a large holding tank bringing oked. That was even if. Of the holding tank had to be pumped out on an approved schedule. Now I believe things are back to a more normal process. I'm not sure we live in the city so we have city sewer and water.

[@susanwilliams1881]

Where do you work country

[@workplaytv]

Canada