I have a question I think I already know the answer to, but I'm asking anyway.
I have buried the basin and all lines, ran vents and I'm ready to connect the ejector to the main line. The pit is about 3 feet below the main house trap pictured below, which exits into the wall to the left. The vertical pipe to the left is a vent and the one to the right is the main waste line.
Instead of snapping into that main line with a tee fitting, would there be any negative consequences to connecting to the threaded connection on the left side of the trap? Not sure what that is for. (Not pictured, but to the left of this pic is the clean-out that goes straight to the cesspool.)
Thanks
I have buried the basin and all lines, ran vents and I'm ready to connect the ejector to the main line. The pit is about 3 feet below the main house trap pictured below, which exits into the wall to the left. The vertical pipe to the left is a vent and the one to the right is the main waste line.
Instead of snapping into that main line with a tee fitting, would there be any negative consequences to connecting to the threaded connection on the left side of the trap? Not sure what that is for. (Not pictured, but to the left of this pic is the clean-out that goes straight to the cesspool.)
Thanks
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