Trenching for Water Lines | Forest to Farm

[@aurorarose2836]

I put in 1800 feet of water line at 3 feet...it was a project but absolutely worth the effort. I used an excavator.

[@ForestToFarm]

One thing I like about a deep water line is the water gets colder setting in the line down deep. 1800 feet, that's a long line. Bet you had a few connections to make on that one.
Terry

[@bobbymalcich63]

thanks for the video today!!! trenching water lines is cool guy's thanks!!

[@ForestToFarm]

You are welcome. Our pleasure.
Terry

[@vensheaalara]

I really appreciate this series. It reflects a lot of the work just ahead of me

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks! Its hard work but we love every minute of it.
Terry

[@Seven.Hills.Overlanding]

Great piece of machinery!👍
You've done a amazing job!😉
I really admire You guys!🥰
Keep up the good work you're doing!💪

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks for the kind words! We give it all we got and hope for the best, lol. It always works out for us.
Terry

[@Lazymindflayerwithcofffee]

Hi from russia, watch with you all preperes with amazment

[@ForestToFarm]

Hello From America. Glad to have you aboard!
Terry

[@brianvannorman1465]

I always seem to loose dirt somewhere. The dirt that comes out of the holes I dig just seem to not fill the very hole that I just dug.

[@ForestToFarm]

I have responded to your comment a couple of times but for some reason it is not there when I check. Lets see if this stays.
Terry

[@hotshot8944]

From Iraq✨💯👋🏻

[@ForestToFarm]

Soldier?
Terry

[@n7hevn]

If the terrain was riddled with rocks (eastern Oklahoma...), would you still use this equipment?
Or, just dig with excavator?

[@ForestToFarm]

I am no expert. It would depend on the size of rocks I guess. A plumber or electrician could probably tell you what works best in your area. We have lots of rocks here and there but most are not huge by any means. Wish I could tell you more but I just don't know for sure.
Terry

[@tonijurkones9797]

Hello 👋

[@ForestToFarm]

Howdy.