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> Kenneth Silverman wrote:
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> I haven't used one, but what about renting a wire/cable
> trencher from your
> local equipment rental store?
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> The small Bobcat tractor with the vibrating plow blade attachment
> with a roll of copper wire on a horizontal spindle above is the
> way we used to bury customer service cable TV drops. The key is
> the blade which is hollow and the wire passes out through a hole a
> the tip on the bottom of the blade, while pulling the wire of the
> spool as needed. It leaves just a tiny scar on the surface which
> is gone in a few days. I does require a pilot hole to start the
> the virbrating plow on the back of a BobCat or similar is the
> ultimate way to do it, especially in tough clay and even rocky
> soil. Hope you can rent one to try it out! It really work fast
> even in partialy frozen earth.
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> Herb Schoenbohm, KV4FZ
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