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Plenty of options for removing sewage and similar in an uphill direction, and I've installed a few, but always with the stipulation that after I've fitted it, I'm never asked to work on it again.

If it spills its guts, I doubt they would ask you back anyway

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At some point, all sewage pumps will fail, or need extensive maintenance. I make it quite clear that I'm not interested in either.

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