Re: [IRCA] Have Roto-tiller Will Travel (BUG)

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Pat, 

Thats a great idea.  I have a large pizza wheel used to slice pizzas.  If  you attached it to a 4' handle it just might work.
Just have someone walk behind the wheel pusher and step on the little trench. The soil in the NW is usually moist.  I used some electrical wire today that had a nice plastic coating over the insulation. I believe it was 12 gauge.  Also have an edger that can trench.  But only 300' of power cord.  

Dennis



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From: mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx (Patrick Martin) 

> I was thinking, if you had a little tool with a 2 inch wheel (blade on 
> it, you could cut a slit on the ground, drop the wire in and step on the 
> slit (crack), and it would be done. A roto tiller would call a lot of 
> attention, which I would not want to deal with, even here. 
> 
> 73, 
> 
> Patrick 
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