Laid the pipe to her yesterday

[mouthpiece]

That trencher is awesome!
4' deep, 420' in 1 hour maybe 1 hour 15 minutes for the electric
2.5' deep, 500' right at 45min to 1hour. For the Water

 

[Mr.Glock]

Rural Water? Is that 3”? Long run….. that hit someone’s wallet hard!!!

 

[mouthpiece]

Basically 500 foot of water and 500 foot of electric
Oh diameter? 2"... .81¢ foot
On my morning walk, can't read...

 

[MR.T.]

I would have thought that you would want the water line to be at 4 ft and the electric at 2.5 ft.

 

[SlugSlinger]

Awesome! Love it when folks do this kind of stuff themselves.

 

[SlugSlinger]

I would have thought that you would want the water line to be at 4 ft and the electric at 2.5 ft.

What’s the frost line, 12”?
Edit, found this.

About 18 inches

• In Oklahoma, however, the frost line is only about 18 inches below the earth’s surface, and since there’s no structural or financial advantage to digging deeper, most builders don’t.

 

[mouthpiece]

Electric co requires 4 foot. They have to inspect the trench. Still gonna cost me a crap ton of money.

Plumber said 2 foot. I glued the water pipes together and will have him connect it to the main for me.

 

[XYZ]

Sexy

 

[CHenry]

I would have thought that you would want the water line to be at 4 ft and the electric at 2.5 ft.

The frost line in OK is 18" but I always aired on the side of caution, so a water line wound be 24".

 

[Lucky]

I like that DitchWitch trencher! I retired from there after 42 years with them.