R J, that kind of pipe will not work for us here in my part of New
York we are near solid clay and once this clay gets wet, well it will
not hold any more water. I did many years ago dig a big dry well and
filled it with decent size rocks. it takes just a hor or so of rain
to fill that dry well.. Only other idea I had was to bury a big tank
and then pump the water up and out to my neighbors property. . Lee
On
Tue, Sep 09,
2008
at 01:58:35PM -0400, RJ wrote:
> Lee,
>
> Did the same thing when I first moved into our house back in 2003, except I
> used the plastic 4 inch peperated drain pipe. I buried the pipe about 6
> inches under ground. It worked like a charm.
> RJ
>
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