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I'm considering a bottom drain and a double barrel filter for next year.
Ideally I'd like the pump after the filter to maximize muck removal and eliminate the need for a pre-filter. Unfortunately this would mean putting the barrels below ground, which would not be my first choice for a number of reasons. The barrels would be up against the fence, so there's a danger of caving it in while digging. This is also where the sprinkler pipes run. :-( The neighbour has a spruce tree on the other side of the fence which must have some serious roots poking under the fence. Finally, I'm a little concerned about springing a leak if I just bury the barrels. Do the solids handling pumps really work or do I still need some sort of pre-filter? Has anyone else had to dig up their filter to fix a leak? Did you build a box/room for your below ground filter? If so, what was it made of? |
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