Pipeline construction

[Oak]

Wow..........

 

[noharleyyet]

Oak, those pics make me think of Edward Abbey.

 

[mtmiller]

Oak, those pics make me think of Edward Abbey.

I have no idea what you are talking about. Maybe I will ask Jose while we are up there by the equipment tonight.

 

[Curly]

What kind of pipe is that?..........HDPE?

Where are their erosion control measures? Or do they just count on it not raining?

 

[Oak]

What kind of pipe is that?..........HDPE?

Um, red, I think. I know very little about pipe, other than my own.

Where are their erosion control measures? Or do they just count on it not raining?

Erosion controls? Where would soil run off? That small pond, BTW, and the other two next to it are full of 16-18" brown trout. There's ring-necked ducks, gadwall, wigeon, mallards and green-winged teal nesting there, too. I even saw a blue-winged teal there earlier in the year.

NHY, I have no idea what you're talking about.

 

[JoseCuervo]

I have no idea what you are talking about. Maybe I will ask Jose while we are up there by the equipment tonight.

I categorically deny everything.

 

[Cameron Hunt]

Oak, thanks for sharing. They all look to be spanking new cats, the co. must have a lease with the local Cat dealer. And that "hoe" isnt a hoe. Its an Excavator. What co. is that putting in the new line?

 

[Oak]

Double wow.......

 

[Finalshot]

where is this project? 36" is a monster line!

 

[Oak]

Triple wow.......

 

[Oak]

And again.......

 

[Bambistew]

Those pictures make my azz pucker, I couldn't imagine running that trackhoe!

 

[donkeyfan]

me tinks Haliburton must be the company. Just a guess.

 

[Wyodeerhunter]

Nice pics oak. We have a 42" line going in where I live that is going all the way to Ohio or one of those states. Its amazing how quick they lay that stuff. Watching them cross roads is interesting too. They cross I-80 with a big machine that bores under the interstate to the other side. Very interesting to watch.