Sinking 30 foot utility poles (for Paintball Field

GabeTX · Jun 1, 2006

If you can get a truck out on the field, try calling contractors that drills holes for foundation piers (just look under "Drilling" in the yellow pages). If they don't want the job, ask if they know anyone who would...

You should be able to get it done way cheaper then what that electrical contractor was quoting.

GabeTX · Jun 1, 2006

If you can get a truck out on the field, try calling contractors that drills holes for foundation piers (just look under "Drilling" in the yellow pages). If they don't want the job, ask if they know anyone who would...

You should be able to get it done way cheaper then what that electrical contractor was quoting.

kc5dlo · Jun 2, 2006

Would there be any problems with a big heavey truck getting around with out getting stuck? Might get expensive if you were paying by the hour and he got stuck.

kc5dlo · Jun 2, 2006

Would there be any problems with a big heavey truck getting around with out getting stuck? Might get expensive if you were paying by the hour and he got stuck.

GabeTX · Jun 2, 2006

He'd have to wait until the ground was dry enough for it. But I think I see some wheel ruts in one of those pictures, so I'd guess he's had vehicles out there.

The guy that did my fence posts did get stuck once, but he came out 2 days after a large rainstorm. My Jubilee was just barely able to unstick him (he had chains).

I had to buy a landscape rake to clean up after that. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

GabeTX · Jun 2, 2006

He'd have to wait until the ground was dry enough for it. But I think I see some wheel ruts in one of those pictures, so I'd guess he's had vehicles out there.

The guy that did my fence posts did get stuck once, but he came out 2 days after a large rainstorm. My Jubilee was just barely able to unstick him (he had chains).

I had to buy a landscape rake to clean up after that. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif