Very thankful for your videos, it’s helped me understand how this system works since we just had one installed in our land. I wanted to ask, for florida, is their a minimum required distance from the home to the Side of the drain field ? Thank you
Take the thermostat out and check it. It might not be opening up enough. Maybe you can use a garden hose sprayer or a high pressure air hose blower to blow the dirt and crud out of the fins of the radiator.
@@LakelandSepticCompany yall must be in the sand mostly. i work for my inlaws septic company in south central texas. We have every soil type in our county so we do chambers in ground (no mounding), pipe and gravel, et beds, lower pressure dosage, aerobic spray and aerobic drip. my favorite type to install is the aerobic spray.
Your videos are well put together but I wish you label / title it relative to what you are doing in the video. Is the video about the excavator or the job?
Like letsdig18? I do enjoy watching myself and i run equipment for a living but i still like watching. I do septics also but where theres more clay and loam and less sand
If you check between the radiator and oil cooler you will probably find dirt plugging the radiator Causing your overheating unfortunately you probably have to take the radiator out and lay it flat on a trailer or concrete and wash it out with a water hose I have the. Same machine.
My dad has a newer e32 Bobcat and it has two bolts that you take out and the oil cooler folds down for you to clean it. It would be really nice if Kubota would make it a bit more simple.
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I love running mini excavators.
I feel you on that heat. Strap in, 5 hot months to go
I wish it was only 5 more months of heat 😂
Send some of that heat over to Canada we have almost 5 months of winter here summer lasts for 2 months. I pray for some heat.
@@mirocabraja5128 I would love to be able to do that. We get about 2 weeks of slight winter here haha.
Very thankful for your videos, it’s helped me understand how this system works since we just had one installed in our land. I wanted to ask, for florida, is their a minimum required distance from the home to the Side of the drain field ? Thank you
Take the thermostat out and check it.
It might not be opening up enough.
Maybe you can use a garden hose sprayer or a high pressure air hose blower to blow the dirt and crud out of the fins of the radiator.
what systems do you normally have to put in?
We always do chambered systems. Mound and in ground.
@@LakelandSepticCompany yall must be in the sand mostly. i work for my inlaws septic company in south central texas. We have every soil type in our county so we do chambers in ground (no mounding), pipe and gravel, et beds, lower pressure dosage, aerobic spray and aerobic drip. my favorite type to install is the aerobic spray.
@@M-HWeldingAndMechanical we are in Florida so it’s all sand. I’ve done many of low dose systems too.
@@LakelandSepticCompany I hate the et beds. It takes forever to dig them out and they are a pain to begin with
Your videos are well put together but I wish you label / title it relative to what you are doing in the video.
Is the video about the excavator or the job?
It's hard to enjoy the tractor working when you speed it up so much.
It would also be nice if we could hear the equipment running while it's working.
Like letsdig18? I do enjoy watching myself and i run equipment for a living but i still like watching. I do septics also but where theres more clay and loam and less sand
Are your drain line pits level the length of your archs or is there a slight pitch?
The entire thing is level.
If you check between the radiator and oil cooler you will probably find dirt plugging the radiator Causing your overheating unfortunately you probably have to take the radiator out and lay it flat on a trailer or concrete and wash it out with a water hose I have the. Same machine.
I rinsed it down pretty good. Kubota doesn’t make it easy to get to that’s for sure.
You literally have to take it out of the machine I have done it on my kubota once and had to do it twice on my old bobcat
My dad has a newer e32 Bobcat and it has two bolts that you take out and the oil cooler folds down for you to clean it. It would be really nice if Kubota would make it a bit more simple.