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Posted by 720 Deere on July 04, 2005 at 17:32:09 from (70.17.240.180):
In Reply to: Re: OT,Leech Beds??????? posted by Bus Driver on July 04, 2005 at 15:57:38:
I'm not looking for an argument, but how could a trench that is only 3 feet deep provide more ground contact than a trench 10 feet deep? By the way, I've used all the Infiltrator type products over the last ten years and they have had their share of problems. I saw a new car dealership parking lot cave in with about 20 cars going into the hole. The units were installed per the manufacturer's design and still failed miserably. One thing you learn in the business is that people will say just about anything to sell their product. Hancor is good people, but they will be sorry that they ever got into the "doghouse" business.
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