: : : 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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