Posted by Paul from MI on February 18, 2015 at 19:05:03 from (204.106.248.120):
In Reply to: walk behind trencher posted by steven in tn on February 18, 2015 at 16:15:01:
I borrowed one 40 years ago to bury water and power about 320' to my barn. I never have put in a harder day!!!!! It stalled on every stone it hit, and there's a lot of them in Michigan. The old Wisconsin on it started on the first pull every time otherwise it would have been impossible. I did get the line buried, but I'd never do it that way again. If you don't have stones it might be OK. I did help a neighbor with one in muddy conditions, and we ended up pulling it with a Bobcat because the tracks just spun in the mud.
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