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Yeah, sounds like workable stuff. So how did it go?

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The trench has failed the PoCo's inspection, so the fellow who dug the trench is holding things up now...

The trench crew was a plumber, and he only dug the trench at 18"... I told him I needed 24" of cover, which would be about 28" deep with 3" PVC... But alas, no one listens until after the fact...

The ground will have to thaw first...

Don't have the ground rods driven yet either...

I'll be there tomorrow, we'll see..

(The saga continues...)


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