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Nancy's Gravely

03-21-1998 10:00:49




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Need to bury #18 coated wire #3-5" deep in New England soil (sand clay and some stones, roots too). Is there a plan or drawing that we can give Dave for metal bar cuter or rototiller wire laying device. This wire is for an electric antenna of a radio coller dog fence.




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russ

03-29-1998 18:20:32




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 Re: wire laying gravely take off in reply to Nancy's Gravely walk behind tractorancy'Gravely walk behind tractor, 03-21-1998 10:00:49  

: Need to bury #18 coated wire #3-5" deep in New England soil (sand clay and some stones, roots too). Is there a plan or drawing that we can give Dave for metal bar cuter or rototiller wire laying device. This wire is for an electric antenna of a radio coller dog fence.

I too have a dog fence to install and intend to use my hoe trac to do it. I think that I will use a couler to cut the sod and fashion a knife with a tube in the back to feed the wire. Much like what is used to sidedress corn and beets. Should work.

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Nancy's walk behaind gravely

04-03-1998 08:05:50




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 Re: Re: wire laying gravely take off in reply to russ, 03-29-1998 18:20:32  
: : : Need to bury #18 coated wire #3-5" deep in New England soil (sand clay and some stones, roots too). Is there a plan or drawing that we can give Dave for metal bar cuter or rototiller wire laying device. This wire is for an electric antenna of a radio coller dog fence.

: I too have a dog fence to install and intend to use my hoe trac to do it. I think that I will use a couler to cut the sod and fashion a knife with a tube in the back to feed the wire. Much like what is used to sidedress corn and beets. Should work.

:Russ, Thank you for your thoughtful reply. You sound as though your determination is going to be backed up with some realistic invention. Could you please specify what those parts are? Thank you for your reply.
:With friendly regards,Nancy.

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Nancy's walk behaind gravely

04-03-1998 08:00:13




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 Re: Re: wire laying gravely take off in reply to russ, 03-29-1998 18:20:32  
: : : Need to bury #18 coated wire #3-5" deep in New England soil (sand clay and some stones, roots too). Is there a plan or drawing that we can give Dave for metal bar cuter or rototiller wire laying device. This wire is for an electric antenna of a radio coller dog fence.

: I too have a dog fence to install and intend to use my hoe trac to do it. I think that I will use a couler to cut the sod and fashion a knife with a tube in the back to feed the wire. Much like what is used to sidedress corn and beets. Should work.

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Dusty

03-21-1998 18:09:47




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 Re: wire laying gravely take off in reply to Nancy's Gravely walk behind tractorancy'Gravely walk behind tractor, 03-21-1998 10:00:49  
: Need to bury #18 coated wire #3-5" deep in New England soil (sand clay and some stones, roots too). Is there a plan or drawing that we can give Dave for metal bar cuter or rototiller wire laying device. This wire is for an electric antenna of a radio coller dog fence.

I use a plow beam from a walk behind plow. I welded side plates and a cultivator tooth to it, a guide behind the beam for the wire, and a shaft on top to hold the spool of wire.
You can get more wire from an electrical supply house.
I think a colter would make it work better.

Good luck,
Dusty

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Nancy for a wire laying gravely take off

04-03-1998 07:55:02




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 Re: Re: wire laying gravely take off in reply to Dusty, 03-21-1998 18:09:47  
: : Need to bury #18 coated wire #3-5" deep in New England soil (sand clay and some stones, roots too). Is there a plan or drawing that we can give Dave for metal bar cuter or rototiller wire laying device. This wire is for an electric antenna of a radio coller dog fence.

: I use a plow beam from a walk behind plow. I welded side plates and a cultivator tooth to it, a guide behind the beam for the wire, and a shaft on top to hold the spool of wire.
: You can get more wire from an electrical supply house.
: I think a colter would make it work better.

: Good luck,
: Dusty
:The comments that you have posted got our attention here at the library. Cody,aka 100# retriever, will be grateful for the relief from his coller. (his family nickname is getting to be "TWANG".) Could you please specify
the equipment you talk about? What is a plow beam, what kind of cultivator tooth did you use,
what do the side plates look like, what is a colter?
We located a source of teflon coated wire in a government surplus sale but there was only one roll available. When we get it out of storage
againe, we'll post the MFG. Thanks Dusty, Dave was impressed and is gathering up mild
steel scraps to patch the three bladded mower too.
We're going to rent a Linclon type welder and try
to weld all of this up on one day. Maggie got chosen for chearleading and cut her hair yeaturday. Dave says shell be all set for welding practice too.

:With kind regards, Nancy

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04-08-1998 07:12:55




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 Re: Re: Re: wire laying gravely take off in reply to Nancy for a wire laying gravely take off, 04-03-1998 07:55:02  
: : : Need to bury #18 coated wire #3-5" deep in New England soil (sand clay and some stones, roots too). Is there a plan or drawing that we can give Dave for metal bar cuter or rototiller wire laying device. This wire is for an electric antenna of a radio coller dog fence.

: : I use a plow beam from a walk behind plow.
: I welded side plates and a cultivator tooth
: to it, a guide behind the beam for the wire, : and a shaft on top to hold the spool of wire.
: : You can get more wire from an electrical supply house.
: : I think a colter would make it work better.

: : Good luck,
: : Dusty
: :The comments that you have posted got our
: attention here at the library. : Cody,aka 100# retriever, will be grateful for the : relief from his coller. (his family nickname is : getting to be "TWANG".) Could you please specify
: the equipment you talk about? What is a plow : beam, what kind of cultivator tooth did you use,
: what do the side plates look like, what is a colter?
: We located a source of teflon coated wire in : a government surplus sale but there was only one : roll available. When we get it out of storage
: againe, we'll post the MFG. Thanks Dusty,
: Dave was impressed and is gathering up mild
: steel scraps to patch the three bladded mower too.
: We're going to rent a Linclon type welder and try
: to weld all of this up on one day. Maggie got : chosen for chearleading and cut her hair : yeaturday. Dave says shell be all set for : welding practice too.

: :With kind regards, Nancy

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Nancy

04-03-1998 07:24:50




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 Re: Re: wire laying gravely take off in reply to Dusty, 03-21-1998 18:09:47  
: : Need to bury #18 coated wire #3-5" deep in New England soil (sand clay and some stones, roots too). Is there a plan or drawing that we can give Dave for metal bar cuter or rototiller wire laying device. This wire is for an electric antenna of a radio coller dog fence.

: I use a plow beam from a walk behind plow. I welded side plates and a cultivator tooth to it, a guide behind the beam for the wire, and a shaft on top to hold the spool of wire.
: You can get more wire from an electrical supply house.
: I think a colter would make it work better.

: Good luck,
: Dusty

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