Posted by jm. on July 18, 2013 at 14:14:31 from (99.196.156.96):
O.K. Asks here yesterday about locating underground electrical aluminum wire. One answer saved my day. Ha dead triplex aluminum wire. Took a small wire and put 12 wraps of wire around the sparkplug lead on a old hedge trimmer. Hooked the other end to the end of the underground line. Took a small hand held am radio and started down the line found the place the static stopped fairly quick. Went to the other end and did the same and came back to the same place. Dug a hole less than three feet and found a tree root had separated the line. Six lugs , six feet of new wire, couple pieces of pvc and two tubes of silicon and things were fixed or at least repaired for the time. The radio trick really is neat and I want to thank the guy that posted it for me.
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