How soon

alex's web wheeling ratio is :"to infinity, AND BEYOND"

"Dan-H" wrote: alex's web wheeling ratio is :"to infinity, AND BEYOND"

o, o, toy story

20 more 😛

will it be today?

"Dan-H" wrote: will it be today?

Nope. Board Meeting all morning. Field visit all afternoon. I'm wearing a tie. Go figure.

"Bender" wrote: [quote="Dan-H"]will it be today?

Nope. Board Meeting all morning. Field visit all afternoon. I'm wearing a tie. Go figure.

😂 😂

ive been busy all morning too. hopefully i can check back later this afternoon. 😳

Maybe today?

Maybe not?

"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: Maybe today?

Shhh...you're not helping.

"Bender" wrote: [quote="BKGM Jeepers"]Maybe today?

Shhh...you're not helping.

I don't think it will be today, but on a size note, Alex is sneaking up on me.

"Bender" wrote: [quote="Dan-H"]will it be today?

Nope. Board Meeting all morning. Field visit all afternoon. I'm wearing a tie. Go figure.

I can't remember the last time I wore a tie for anything other than an interview, a wedding or a funeral.

so for the record, we are in week 3.

Keane wore a tie to celebrate passing Brad 😳

"Dan-H" wrote: I don't think it will be today...

I don't know...my field visit was over waaaaaay too quick. Nice to finally take the environmental consultants out on a field trip and not have them find anything to worry about. Go figure. I won't be hurting any plants or animals by burying a new pipe under a paved road. Glad I only had to pay them 40k to tell me that. Gotta love CA. 🙄

hey hey hey. u used to be on this side of the fence mister. keep your cool. 😎 by the way, anything bv can help you with these days? 😉

can you bury the pipe without tearing up the road?



I mean pavement is on the endangered list 😉

"Dan-H" wrote: can you bury the pipe without tearing up the road?

I mean pavement is on the endangered list 😉

Yes you can. Horizontal drilling is an easy solution. Utiliites use it all the time.

"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: [quote="Dan-H"]can you bury the pipe without tearing up the road?

I mean pavement is on the endangered list 😉

Yes you can. Horizontal drilling is an easy solution. Utiliites use it all the time.

ya and they do a horrible job keeping records on where the utilities actually end up! 😲

"BKGM Jeepers" wrote: [quote="Dan-H"]can you bury the pipe without tearing up the road?

I mean pavement is on the endangered list 😉

Yes you can. Horizontal drilling is an easy solution. Utiliites use it all the time.

Mucho dinero amigo. In most cases, it's cheaper to repave the lane. Especially as the pipes get bigger. The pavement must die.

"Bender" wrote: [quote="BKGM Jeepers"][quote="Dan-H"]can you bury the pipe without tearing up the road?

I mean pavement is on the endangered list 😉

Yes you can. Horizontal drilling is an easy solution. Utiliites use it all the time.

Mucho dinero amigo. In most cases, it's cheaper to repave the lane. Especially as the pipes get bigger. The pavement must die.

"dont get cheap on me now clark"

"Bender" wrote: [quote="BKGM Jeepers"][quote="Dan-H"]can you bury the pipe without tearing up the road?

I mean pavement is on the endangered list 😉

Yes you can. Horizontal drilling is an easy solution. Utiliites use it all the time.

Mucho dinero amigo. In most cases, it's cheaper to repave the lane. Especially as the pipes get bigger. The pavement must die.

In Citrus Heights - over by Rusch Park, they are doing it! I've also seen PG&E use horizontal drilling to comply with environmental requirements.

Yeah, it's done all the time, but it's usually to avoid something. I've done it to go under Highways becuase I couldn't get a permit or to avoid some sort of environmental problem. Up here I can open cut and install a pipe for about $8-10 per diameter inch per foot. Last time I looked at HDD it was $18-25 per diameter inch per foot for the size of pipe I wanted to put in. Plus, you still end up digging holes. I wanted to drill a 24" line, but I still had to dig pilot holes ever few hundred feet. In the past, you were also stuck with HDPE. For some reason we're so old school that we don't allow HDPE. 🙄

"Bender" wrote: Yeah, it's done all the time, but it's usually to avoid something. I've done it to go under Highways becuase I couldn't get a permit or to avoid some sort of environmental problem. Up here I can open cut and install a pipe for about $8-10 per diameter inch per foot. Last time I looked at HDD it was $18-25 per diameter inch per foot for the size of pipe I wanted to put in. Plus, you still end up digging holes. I wanted to drill a 24" line, but I still had to dig pilot holes ever few hundred feet. In the past, you were also stuck with HDPE. For some reason we're so old school that we don't allow HDPE. 🙄

u use clay pipe dont you. 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

"lowrider" wrote: u use clay pipe dont you. 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Wood or rivited steel. 🙁

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