I built a tool to install the wire that works great. I used a coulter from an old plow. I took a plate of steel, cut out the center and attached around coulter so it will always carry the same depth. I also rolled up the front of the plate so it wouldn't dig in. Behind the coulter,on the bottom of the plate, I welded a piece of plate to follow the coulter like a tile plow. At the back edge of this plate, I welded a light angle for the wire to feed thru that made a sweeping 90 degree bend to come out at the depth. I also added a spool carrier so it self feeds. This unit mounts on a 3pt hitch, disassembles easily, and follows thru turns great. Always remember to make sweeping corners as a square corner will cancel the signal. If you would like pics, e-mail me. It works so well everyone wants to use it.
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