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July 15th 07, 12:32 AM
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Using a copper water pipe in place of a ground rod?
On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 02:04:34 +0000, Owen Duffy wrote: You will see articles on the net describing drilling a hole with a hose and a peice of pipe. Owen; Can you please give me a hand finding those articles? I tried Google and Yahoo with various combinations of things like "drill hole in ground with water pipe" and "hole ground hose pipe" and am coming up empty. Thanks... |
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July 15th 07, 01:17 AM
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Using a copper water pipe in place of a ground rod?
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"Rick (W-A-one-R-K-T)" wrote: Can you please give me a hand finding those articles? I tried Google and Yahoo with various combinations of things like "drill hole in ground with water pipe" and "hole ground hose pipe" and am coming up empty. Rick- My recollection is the use of this method to sink a well pipe for a lawn pump. Try this approach in your search. Fred K4DII |
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