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    Tying into gravity sewer with gravity sewer

    Yeah. It doesn't stop running ever as it's the main sewer running alongside the road and has a lot of houses and industrial /commercial businesses draining into it.
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    Tying into gravity sewer with gravity sewer

    The Yes tied in vertically. The picture shows the horizontal to vertical connection after 10 ft of backfill on the vertical portion of the tie in. From the 6"x4" increaser up is for cleanout access which is not really necessary or practical, but the man in charge said we should do it. I think...
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    Tying into gravity sewer with gravity sewer

    https://www.adspipe.com/resources/documents/F735C8FA-44D1-4BD8-99BE772589187B08 Is the product we used. I also thought that the 90 riser traveling to the surface might have detrimental down force on top of the clay pipe. The reason we switched from a rubber banded saddle to the product linked...
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    Tying into gravity sewer with gravity sewer

    This might be a simple question, but I'm simple. I ran a 6" pvc gravity sanitary sewer about 80' out into the right of way where the city sewer is located. We are about 6ft deep out near our desired tie in location. The city sewer is 16 feet deep, so we are dropping 10' into an 18" clay (very...
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