best attach to dig elect lines?

theboman · Dec 24, 2004

A couple of teenagers with shovels and matics and $5 an hour each with a bonus for doing a nice job! $100 gets a lot of ditch and makes a couple young's sore with a few dollars in their pocket.

sparkkky · Dec 24, 2004

The great thing about low voltage is that it does not have to be buried at a certain depth like line voltage. The least the NEC requires is 18" and 24" required under a drive.

dbelisle · Dec 25, 2004

WOW !!
Teenagers for $5.00 an hour ???

Where do you find those...........

Dave in NH

GerardC · Dec 25, 2004

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sweettractors · Dec 25, 2004

I removed all the tines from my 48 inch Forst Choice roto tiller, except, one outside row. I used a air ratchet and took 10 minutes to remove them. For maximum digging depth, I then removed my skid on that side of the tiller and lowered the lift arm, on that side, with lhe tractor leveling box asssy. Makes short work of installing these type low voltage lines, putting in edging brick and pvc feedline to my goldfish pond about 100 yds from the house. --Ken Sweet