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Bury H2O Line w/ Bobcat?
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Posted by Rauville on May 16, 2004 at 07:07:42 from (209.180.79.43):
We want to run a 1/4" water line out to the chicken waterer for a summer water source for our hens. (Don't laugh...we make about as much money selling eggs as we do raising horses!)
My question is: Can a small line be buried a few inches deep with a "knife" mounted on the front edge of a Bobcat bucket? If so, any ideas on making such a device?
I was thinking something similar to a couple of 1/4" plate sections welded together in a narrow V form with a small pulley between them at the point where the plastic water line could ride over. This whole unit would be mounted on the underside of the bucket pointing backwards...so with the Wife operating and Me feeding the line, what would get buried first, the line or myself?
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