Under ground cable

[runeare]

This is a device my buddy and I made up to bury some 1/2" plastic pipe in the ground for my garden. It worked great we buried 135' in a about 3 minutes afterwards I just ran my roller over the hump and the job was done.
The Max depth was about 8-12" I plan to blow the lines out this fall to keep them from freezing.

[runeare]

Another picture of this pipe runner

[runeare]

Here is a picture of the actual device Its called a shod buster that we just attached a piece of electical conduit too with some all thread rod.

[runeare]

Here is a picture of the actual device Its called a sod buster that we just attached a piece of electical conduit too with some all thread rod.

[RobS]

Slick looking implement. I've heard several people mention things like this and I plan on making something similar for some future projects of my own. Any pictures of it raised up? Thanks [img]/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[runeare]

see attachment above your post Rob

[RobS]

I saw it right after I posted mine. Thanks and a slick looking set up. I plan on the very same thing using a sub-soiler attachment and a piece of conduit clamped on. Thanks again for the pictures [img]/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[runeare]

You're right Rob I guess it is call a sub-soiler It belongs to my buddy there on the ground feeding the coil I don't know why you couldn't do some electrical runs also ;just to get it out of the way of the lawn mower. I pulled this rather easily with my B2150 4x4 24hp

[WVBill]

Exactly what I'm planning to do also. I've got all the pieces - just haven't gotten to it yet. I was planning on attaching the conduit to the sub soiler with band clamps. Did you try that or just go straight to the threaded rod?

[runeare]

We had the all thread first and thought about band clamps, etc. There didn't seem to be all that much strain on the conduit I wouldn't be surprised if you could wrap duct tape around it.