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| Yes, that would make sense. Just a filter that gets backwashed; and bad valves/seals might send that garbage and air into the plumbing? I don't know how tall the tank is, about 2 feet above ground, could be a lot more below grade.
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| Yep, they bury them tanks 2-3 feet in the ground.
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| Not a plumber but... Run a backwash cycle or two, should clear out the mud? |
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