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DaveDavies:
Had a few brown 'fountains' to avoid when I was a builder - usually a good job for a unspecting appentice  :roll:

Best (or worst) was a blocked soil vent pipe to a multi storey building, been backing up for weeks, now that had some head of pressure...

hobbit:
Hey Mr B

Look what happened after they cleared down the hill
 :lol:
http://www.mud-club.com/forum/index.php/topic,54747.0.html

Boggert:

--- Quote from: hobbit on January 14, 2008, 12:14:25 ---Hey Mr B

Look what happened after they cleared down the hill
 :lol:
http://www.mud-club.com/forum/index.php/topic,54747.0.html

--- End quote ---

Do you Know I wondered where it all went... Theres my answer! :-> :D :grin: :hurryup:

BK:
I used to do this for a living with a 32 tonne jet-vac wagon for a well known company whos wagons are painted pink and white,you probs could have saved yourself a whole load of hassle clearing it yourself,because.........if you say the sewer was blocked in the "main" on the main road youd probably find that the drains are "adopted"by the water board in your area  in other words its the water boards problem and they would have cleared it for free,DO NOT in any circumstances EVER go down ANY deep drains more than 1 metre deep with out proper equipment,I have seen guys I work with gassed by methane gas lurking in the sewers and believe me,one lungful and you are dead!!!!..........so next time your drains block,especially in the "main" PICK UP THE PHONE PLEASE (but not to dynorod cos there S***E)........... [-X [-X [-X

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