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Roger

09-04-2003 07:21:58

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King Kutter MIDDLE BUSTER Has any one used one?
Thinking of getting one to put in some gas and elec. lines.
Roger in Buffalo

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Steve (Magnolia, TX)

09-05-2003 07:35:28

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Re: Dig a trench in reply to Roger, 09-04-2003 07:21:58

I'm planning to do the same thing (glad to see that I'm not the only one with that idea).

Hope it works well...

Steve

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Fast Ed Ohio

09-04-2003 23:21:09

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Re: Dig a trench in reply to Roger, 09-04-2003 07:21:58

Here in NE Ohio the gas service line ( from the street to the house ) must be 18 to 24 inches deep, the electric line to my house was 36 inches deep, that was in 89, dont know about your area, I rented a trencher , it did a good job, no rocks, soft ground ,dont know how deep that kutter will go for your needs, hope this helps.

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Hobo,NC

09-04-2003 15:41:56

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Re: Dig a trench in reply to Roger, 09-04-2003 07:21:58

for those who have not seen this take a look
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Noah W

09-04-2003 15:22:06

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Re: Dig a trench in reply to Roger, 09-04-2003 07:21:58

That will work just fine, but, depending on the type of soil you are digging in, you might have to make more than one pass to get it deep enough. I dug one in hard dry clay and to took three passes in some spots to get it to the depth I wanted. (18 in.)

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souNdguy

09-04-2003 11:33:34

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Re: Dig a trench in reply to Roger, 09-04-2003 07:21:58

I did something similar. I dropped one of my box blade teeth al the way down, and had a flange welded on to it to open the soil up more, and plowed a trench that way, to install phone and electric to my barn.

Be safe with that gas line...

Soundguy

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Randy

09-04-2003 10:39:42

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Re: Dig a trench in reply to Roger, 09-04-2003 07:21:58

Roger, I just bought a King Kutter 6' back blade for my 8N and I love it. I was also thinking of getting a Middlebuster also. If you get one, let me know how it works. I am from the Buffalo area also. Just got into the Ford 8n's.
....Randy

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Roger

09-04-2003 11:51:52

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Re: Re: Dig a trench in reply to Randy, 09-04-2003 10:39:42

Randy Hi I just got a 1952 8n this week runs great,
The guy i got it from only used it with a bush hog.
I have 54 acres in Cuba area.
Roger

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wakeman n'rs

09-04-2003 08:49:50

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Re: Dig a trench in reply to Roger, 09-04-2003 07:21:58

roger I made on simmilar to that and used it to install under ground electric and phone lines to barn worked good. not as good as a trencher but cheaper than to rent one or hire someone to do the work good luck

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