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Griz, my pop has one in his cabin in Arkansas. He says they are a pain in the ass...........but they workAny of you guys have experience with these?
Thinking about one for my new shop as pumping to the septic would be a horrendous task.
Just would like a toilet in the shop for the occasional deuce...:whistling
Looking for a more formal office setting....:whistlingIf it's just occassional use, do like I do on the rare occassions I gotta go on site. 5 gal buck with some water in the bottom & sling it out in the yard when you're done.![]()
That's exactly what I did going on 4 years. Works just fine.brickhook said:I'm not a plumber by no means, and i'll be the first to admit ,I don't know anything about it, but I know a couple of guys who built bathrooms in their shops. And they installed their toilets and ran the plumbing out side to 55 gallon barrels buried with holes drilled in it and half full of gravel. they said it works great.
You know how I know you don't live up North? :whistling:no:I'm not a plumber by no means, and i'll be the first to admit ,I don't know anything about it, but I know a couple of guys who built bathrooms in their shops. And they installed their toilets and ran the plumbing out side to 55 gallon barrels buried with holes drilled in it and half full of gravel. they said it works great.
The two guys I was talking about are from New Jersey ( brother-n-laws).......and they are to tight to pay anybody to put in a septic tank.......You know how I know you don't live up North? :whistling:no: