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Posted by Joeey on November 17, 2004 at 09:43:54 from (207.90.68.22):
Hey guys, me again...on that lot, I have city water available, and was wondeirng if we deceided to hook into the header, we would be repsonsible to get the water line back to our house. Might go with well drilling also.. But if we did the city water...Flexicoil water line(2oo psi) is $100 for 300 feet...would need to put it in 3 feet deep...Can a trencher be rented for this? Do the little ones that you see at the rental shops go 3 feet deep? Any ideas are appreciated.
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