Thread: cement block with unknown drain of filler neck

I was at a a house from 1941. in the back yard was a large cement block with either a filler neck or drain. Does anybody have any ideas what this might be?

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It looks like a concrete laundry tub turned upside down and that pipe is the drain.

I concur with Raymond, at first it looked like a possible underground storage tank, but it really does look like some sort of basin turned upside down.

Originally Posted by Bill Chinook

I concur with Raymond, at first it looked like a possible underground storage tank, but it really does look like some sort of basin turned upside down.

That's what i thought but it is HEAVY! it appears to be solid, and no spots for attaching legs.

My second guess would be the top of a former cistern or septic/grey water tank.

Originally Posted by Raymond Wand

It looks like a concrete laundry tub turned upside down and that pipe is the drain.

I agree.

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Originally Posted by cory nystul

That's what i thought but it is HEAVY! it appears to be solid, and no spots for attaching legs.

Hmm.. although I have seen them where they sit in a type of rack with legs.. and do not actually attach to them.

But if it is solid..

Originally Posted by cory nystul

I was at a a house from 1941. in the back yard was a large cement block with either a filler neck or drain. Does anybody have any ideas what this might be?

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Correction: It is a 'concrete' object, and one of its ingredients is 'cement'.

It is a bomb shelter for rodents. Doesn't everybody have them?

I agree, it's just an upside down concrete laundry sink sitting on the ground.

Base for the dog's hot tub.......

It sure looks like an upside down basin. Is it stuck/frozen to the ground?

Raymond nailed this one. The drain assembly looks like thousands that I have seen. So does the shape. They usually sit on steel or cast iron legs.

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Raymond nailed this one. The drain assembly looks like thousands that I have seen. So does the shape. They usually sit on steel or cast iron legs.

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Raymond nailed this one. The drain assembly looks like thousands that I have seen. So does the shape. They usually sit on steel or cast iron legs.

Mark you are repeating yourself.

Yes do a Google search using term "concrete laundry tub" and then go to images, different stands, et ceteras.