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Posted by Shane in IN on March 22, 2007 at 04:58:04 from (63.89.217.2):
Anyone ever find an underground cable the hard way? I was digging (with post-hole digger) the final post for my stock gate yesterday evening when I noticed that I had cut completely through a small diameter multi-wire cable. I"m guessing that it"s fiber optic comm. cable, but not 100% sure. It was about 10" below ground, and 30 ft. or so from the nearest road. The hole is on the edge of my tillable crop ground, and I wonder about getting into it somewhere else during normal farming practices. After the fact, I located a number for, and called, the "Call before you Dig" folks. They put me in touch with Verizon who is currently investigating it. No phone outage up the road at the neighbor, and this line has to be at least 5-6 years old. Oops!
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