On Oct 6, 8:46*pm, "Rudy" wrote:
"Harry K" wrote in message

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On Oct 4, 10:49 pm, "Rudy" wrote:

"PerryOne" wrote in message

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A septic tank is always totally full of water...
As mentioned elsewhere, a tank must always be full, especially when
installing as the pressure of the backfill can damage the tank ..

Well not always. In PIMA county AZ, you are required to EMPTY the tank
when the house is sold and there must be an inspection of the EMPTY tank,
w/form submitted to the DEQ (County).

He is talking about the proper working of the tank and is correct.
Except when it is being pumped out, it will always be full or there is
something drastically wrong with it.

I see what you mean...."ALWAYS" *and "ALWAYS" *means always, except for the
exceptions...right

So you _do_ have a reading comprehension problem.

Harry K