I wanted to pick your guys/gals’ brains. I am starting to think about the garden this year and would like to burry a hose/irrigation line out to the garden. It’s about a 100 foot run or so.
Options
1- use my 10 inch bottom plow, flip over sod, lay pipe and flip sod back over and drive over it to tamp it down. (Rips 10 inch trench in sod)
2- create a pipe layer like so, basically a ground ripper and lay the pipe as I go. (Rips 2 inch trench in sod)
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3- cable plow/pipe puller/vibratory plow. This I think would be ideal, basically burrow a tunnel underground with a bullet and only create a slit in the sod. And pull the pipe from the start hole. I’ve used a ditch witch like this in the past but i think the big difference is the vibration, I cannot duplicate this. Traction will be the main concern with this approach. (Rips 1/2inch slit in sod)
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What do you think, would the 1450 be able to pull a 2 inch bullet/cone underground?
Options
1- use my 10 inch bottom plow, flip over sod, lay pipe and flip sod back over and drive over it to tamp it down. (Rips 10 inch trench in sod)
2- create a pipe layer like so, basically a ground ripper and lay the pipe as I go. (Rips 2 inch trench in sod)
6D8EFAE0-52BB-46D8-B3F4-50568FB51B7A.jpeg
3- cable plow/pipe puller/vibratory plow. This I think would be ideal, basically burrow a tunnel underground with a bullet and only create a slit in the sod. And pull the pipe from the start hole. I’ve used a ditch witch like this in the past but i think the big difference is the vibration, I cannot duplicate this. Traction will be the main concern with this approach. (Rips 1/2inch slit in sod)
image_1999.jpg
What do you think, would the 1450 be able to pull a 2 inch bullet/cone underground?
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