The guy didn't have anything about installation details in his book, but it was installed in 1986, so I doubt the leak has anything to do with it. I do lose signal on the pipe locator my leak detector guy uses in the area within about 5-10 feet on either side of the fiber optic line, but that may be noise from that line, as it picks the signal right back up and the depths start reading accurately once I am away from it. If I had to guess, the probably bored the line, as that is how most of them are installed around here and I don't see the railroad being too happy about a 7ft deep trench within 10ft of their railway. But then again, a lot has changed since 1986. At 6ft deep, if they did any type of trench, I'd imagine they got very lucky and found it before they got too carried away with their machine and just ran it under. Dad was here when that was installed and has no recollection of repairing a water line or gas line by the railroad, and we have another crossing at a different drive that has both water and gas.
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