So, my camper-shack project has progressed enough bring me to

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>>901684
Are there any storm drains nearby?

What about a river? That's what the rest of /out/ as well as Dave Matthews Band would do.

>>901687
There are no storm drains, though I'm not sure that'd be a good idea anyways.

There IS supposedly an abandoned city-septic-system that was used back in like, the 80's when the old barn on the property was a poolhouse for some rich-ass people who used to live in the subdivision that used to occupy this area.
Considering heavily about seeing if I can still get stuff to drain down there. If I can... >.> I'm not that concerned about where it goes after that. :D

>>901684
You can't just pop the cap.
For a few reasons.
Code is actually a separate chamber for inlet with a filter between main tank for most states.
And there's no way to properly seal a hose in the lid, its it like a pickle jar- you'll be smelling shit forever. The tank is buried for a reason.
Just dig up the pipe and cut in- I'm not familiar with any saddles but I wouldn't doubt they exist.

Look up code for run/drop.
Too much of an angle and water outruns paper/poop and it will clog.
Too shallow of an angle and it won't flow away and clog again.

>>901696
>Who gives a fuck about the environment as long as it isn't within my narrow fucking range of vision :D

>>901769
op is a white trash hillbilly
i don't think he gives a shit

>>901769
Sounds like I'm going to have to splice into the pipe, I guess. Was really hoping to avoid that.

>>901813
>>901833
Eh, if I actually didn't care about it, I'd have dumped the thing into the ditch in the woods a while back. It's far enough that I wouldn't see or smell it, and it washes down to the little lake or whatever that the richer white people down the hill have in back of their houses. XD

Sadly, the old city sewer isn't a viable option because those things go to shit pretty quick without maintenance... and I'm sure 20 years or so is plenty for it to eventually just back up and be gross real quick.
I do really wonder where it GOES though. Like, that's a lot of pipe still underground... a lot of BIG pipes...

Anyways, not the point. I guess I'll have to figure out how to splice into the septic system... this might involve a plumber for at least part of it. Either way, it's a good 50 feet in a straight line (though the septic system is downhill from where the camper is) to where I need the 'dump port' to be. Is that gonna be a problem?

>>901862
Oh god I remember that scene... it's why I haven't dumped any of the various campers I've dealt with into storm drains or such. Because I didn't want to be that guy.