Empty septic tank

reilig

2me wrote: »

120 euro seems reasonable depending on how it will be disposed of.

I am looking for a c. 20 metre length of pvc hose to be attached on to slurry tanker from my septic tank. would anybody know where i might source such a hose at a reasonable price?

20 meters is a very long length. I had to buy a new hose a couple of weeks ago and it cost €80 for 6 or 7 meters - this didn't include the metal coupling.

http://www.crossagrieng.ie/ have specials at the moment for hozes and couplings. They have next day delivery for €10 and have prices way below any dealer that I have seen. #


Hope it helps.

Dan

2me

thanks very much will check them out. need c. 20 metres to get access to septic tank from drive

William Powell

2me wrote: »

thanks very much will check them out. need c. 20 metres to get access to septic tank from drive

If your paying someone to do it for you then shouldn't they have extra hoses for jobs like yours?

dar31

reilig wrote: »

20 meters is a very long length. I had to buy a new hose a couple of weeks ago and it cost €80 for 6 or 7 meters - this didn't include the metal coupling.

http://www.crossagrieng.ie/ have specials at the moment for hozes and couplings. They have next day delivery for €10 and have prices way below any dealer that I have seen. #


Hope it helps.

Dan

what size pipe was that price for reilig,
i payed €10/ft inc vat for 6" heavy gauge flexi pipe only recently,

2me

william
i have farmer who will empty it for me as a favour i just need to get hose to keep here so they can come at own time and empty for me
thanks

reilig

dar31 wrote: »

what size pipe was that price for reilig,
i payed €10/ft inc vat for 6" heavy gauge flexi pipe only recently,

That was saucy.

The pipe that I bought was 6" heavy gauge too. Got it in D & E McHugh in Longford. It was during their anniversary sale - so I don't know if that made it cheaper or not. The wrapping that it came in showed that it was supplied by Abbey Machinery. Cross had cheap pipes advertised on donedeal a few weeks back.

whelan1

there's a place beside me ifm - industrial and farm machinery that do all that type of stuff and will send it off in the post afaik www.ifmireland.ie

hawthorne

I live in rural Ireland. It is quite normal here to spread the contens of a septic tank onto the fields. People don't give a **** about that.
One neighbours septic tank broke down and he left it like that for some weeks. There was a huge pool of **** in the field- and nobody said a word.
The stuff was pumped of the field after a while and spread around the fields- including along a public well. The whole septic tank was ripped out of the ground and the soak pit with stones and ****y mud burried in another field. A new septic tank was put in the same place of the old septic tank- all done by a another neighbour who is an agricultural contractor.No planning permission, no propper removal of the rubble or contens of the septic tank.
The same contractor empties slurry from slatted houses into NHAs- in full view of everbody. His son is washing out the slurry tanker in a local river and I saw him emptying out the dirty water onto the public road while driving back to the farm.
Another farmer spreads slurry onto the field around a public well. The ****- a mixture of slurry and human excrements-is some times inches deep on the field. There is a statue of Saint Patrick at the well. Usually this statue is painted green- but after every slurry spreading it turns brown.
Another well is also polluted by slurry spreading just along the spring.
When I questioned the farmer about this practice, he told me that he cannot spread it anywhere else. By the way- he has a farm of 100 acres. He is on the REPS sheme- like the farmer with the first well- and also an organic farmer. People here see nothing wrong with this sort of behaviour. If you try to talk to them, they become very abusive . They are all
" respected members of the society ". There is nothing wrong with their behavoir in their eyes. This is their normal behaviour.The person who tells them how to behave right is the person who is wrong.
He is also a threat- because he is a potential informer.Himself and any family members are getting bullied.And nobody wants to get involved.
Believe me- all this sort of carry on is very very common around here.
Nobody will talk about it. Because they all behave the same way. And the people from Brussles, Dublin 4 (means RTE) or red-tape bureaucrats wherever do have to tell them ****-all !
This is the real rural world...

whelan1

the concil sewerage line goes through our land along side the river , i could tell a story or 2:D:D

Atilathehun

Has anyone ever tried using these conversion units, which you can connect to your ordinary septic tank. Converts it to a treatment unit.

http://www.theseptictankshop.co.uk/Septic_Tank_Conversion_Units

reilig

hawthorne wrote: »

I live in rural Ireland. It is quite normal here to spread the contens of a septic tank onto the fields. People don't give a **** about that.
One neighbours septic tank broke down and he left it like that for some weeks. There was a huge pool of **** in the field- and nobody said a word.
The stuff was pumped of the field after a while and spread around the fields- including along a public well. The whole septic tank was ripped out of the ground and the soak pit with stones and ****y mud burried in another field. A new septic tank was put in the same place of the old septic tank- all done by a another neighbour who is an agricultural contractor.No planning permission, no propper removal of the rubble or contens of the septic tank.
The same contractor empties slurry from slatted houses into NHAs- in full view of everbody. His son is washing out the slurry tanker in a local river and I saw him emptying out the dirty water onto the public road while driving back to the farm.
Another farmer spreads slurry onto the field around a public well. The ****- a mixture of slurry and human excrements-is some times inches deep on the field. There is a statue of Saint Patrick at the well. Usually this statue is painted green- but after every slurry spreading it turns brown.
Another well is also polluted by slurry spreading just along the spring.
When I questioned the farmer about this practice, he told me that he cannot spread it anywhere else. By the way- he has a farm of 100 acres. He is on the REPS sheme- like the farmer with the first well- and also an organic farmer. People here see nothing wrong with this sort of behaviour. If you try to talk to them, they become very abusive . They are all
" respected members of the society ". There is nothing wrong with their behavoir in their eyes. This is their normal behaviour.The person who tells them how to behave right is the person who is wrong.
He is also a threat- because he is a potential informer.Himself and any family members are getting bullied.And nobody wants to get involved.
Believe me- all this sort of carry on is very very common around here.
Nobody will talk about it. Because they all behave the same way. And the people from Brussles, Dublin 4 (means RTE) or red-tape bureaucrats wherever do have to tell them ****-all !
This is the real rural world...

No its not the real rural world, its just 2 or 3 idiotic farmers who don't care about the rural environment or the people that live in it - including themselves.

It certainly doesn't happen where I live and it never has happened in the 30 years that I have been living here. We have all had our septic tanks inspected in the last 6 months by the county council. Some people have been ordered to put in new treatment systems.

Just because 1 or 2 people don't give a **** doesn't mean that the majority don't. Posts like that tar all rural dwellers with the same brush and its just not true. Every area has idiots who flaunt the law but the majority of people stick to the letter of the law and the majority of people care about the environment that they live in and do not intentionally harm the people that live there or the wildlife around them.

LostCovey

reilig wrote: »

No its not the real rural world, its just 2 or 3 idiotic farmers who don't care about the rural environment or the people that live in it - including themselves.

It certainly doesn't happen where I live and it never has happened in the 30 years that I have been living here. We have all had our septic tanks inspected in the last 6 months by the county council. Some people have been ordered to put in new treatment systems.

Just because 1 or 2 people don't give a **** doesn't mean that the majority don't. Posts like that tar all rural dwellers with the same brush and its just not true. Every area has idiots who flaunt the law but the majority of people stick to the letter of the law and the majority of people care about the environment that they live in and do not intentionally harm the people that live there or the wildlife around them.

Very well said Reilig.

LC

hawthorne

It is EXACTLY as I said. The wast majority behaves like that here. It is not just three idiotic individuals.It is the normal livestyle here.
Inspections of septic tanks- you must be joking. Nothing around here ever !

William Powell

reilig wrote: »

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It certainly doesn't happen where I live and it never has happened in the 30 years that I have been living here. We have all had our septic tanks inspected in the last 6 months by the county council. Some people have been ordered to put in new treatment systems.

Just because 1 or 2 people don't give a **** doesn't mean that the majority don't. Posts like that tar all rural dwellers with the same brush and its just not true. ...

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Am I the only one who sees some inconsistancy here?

So what brush do you tar the people that the have ordered to put in new treatment systems?

monkeynuz

Last time we had ours done a couple of years ago by an unregistered guy he charged about €300!

Tractor and tanker trailer, and dumped on one of his fields!

pajero12

What inconsistencys? He said none of the things in hawtohornes post happened, Then said after inspection some people had to install new treatment systems, Explain how this is inconsistent?