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Old 02-24-2020, 10:30 AM   #15
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yes, I was thinking concrete as well. which is what I have always had and still do
For those not aware, Plastic/fiberglass is the norm for modern septic tanks. The lids should easily carry the weight of an adult or a riding lawn mower.

I can only presume the lid was seriously damaged by some prior incident like a truck driving over it because even unsecured it should not have collapsed under the few pounds this toddler weighed
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If you watched the news cast I posted in post #5 it showed that there should have been a child-proof insert below the lid. Evidently that was missing.
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