[AT] OT: Thank you Farmer

[Larry D. Goss]

Buried phone lines in this neck of the woods get nothing of that sort of
treatment.  They're rarely more than six inches down, and are installed
with just a vibrating plow.  It cuts a slit in the ground that heals
over within a couple of weeks.  About the only restriction the phone
company uses here is that they demand to be the LAST utility to be
installed.  That way, there's less likelihood that some other utility
will cut through them.

Larry

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In a message dated 8/12/2004 10:39:08 PM Pacific  Daylight Time, 
drupert at premier1.net writes:
Like I said this is just a guess  and may not at all be the reason why
the
second ground rod is now required  -

Dudley
Snohomish, Washington

Sell ground rod  dudley.

Tell me why they can't put the same dirt back in the ditch after  laying

telephone wire in it. They are required to use gravel and pack it in.
the  ditch 
is 1 ft. wide and 3 feet deep and is in the bar ditch along side of the
road.  
So what does the gravel do, you guessed it sells gravel.   anytime you
come 
across some dumb law think about what big company is making  money on
the deal. 

Walt Davies
Cooper Hollow Farm
Monmouth, OR  97361
503 623-0460  

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