Locating a 8" Ductile Water Main: Simple and Easy Method
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Nice Work
Thanks!
What was that rod the you put down the gate casing
I have a 7-foot copper rod that I'm using in this video.
How can you tell where the center is?
When you look at the top of that valve, you will see a nut where they open and close the valve gate. In the center, you will see the stud; that's where I'll put my probe right on top of the stud.
what probe is that recently i brought a longer one but its not conductive lolololl
A non-conductive probe would typically be made of fiberglass, but I use the Bully Tools Soil Probe, which has a steel rod. However, I had to scrape off the powder-coated layer from the steel rod.
@@811chicago5 that's the same one I have. How do you scrape off the coating?
@@yiazmat7104 A really sharp knife and sandpaper scrape away the powder coating from it.
@@yiazmat7104 If you have a grinder that will work a lot better