Bulldog0156
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Some good advice here. You're going to have some serious friction loss on the 1" pipe, bigger is better.
HELP!!! Plumbing Issue, Main Water Supply Line
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diamond hitch
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If you can get power to the bridge I would suggest wrapping your water line with heat cable, coating that with insulation, and sliding that into a larger (3-4") pvc pipe. The cable won't draw power unless it gets cold and won't burn out like heat tape. I have had it for 20 plus years in many locations in -20 environments. If it's not that cold, you may wish to wrap it with insulation and place it in the pvc pipe. Start and end the surface exposure in a box with a valve so if problems occur they can be taken care of without digging.
In my country January digging should be avoided at all costs.
In my country January digging should be avoided at all costs.
300stw
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i do couple thousand water line installs i use 1.5" pvc. out to 900ft, farther then that 2in, to get under the 900ft , last 10 to 50 ft can 1in poly,,,, all 8ft bury depth
