This Never Ends! Difficult Water Line Install

[@debbiemiller7342]

Man that sure was a big job! Nicely done. I don’t watch ant other excavating channels. Thanks

[@DiggingAlaska]

Yes it was and I drastically underestimated the work but I finally got it done.

[@gregjohnson6398]

Wasn’t expecting things to be so difficult

[@DiggingAlaska]

I know, digging into the hill took so long and then digging in the driveway area was extremely compacted and had lots of bigger rocks. But I got it finally. Thanks!

[@TheVineyardFarmhouse]

Dig it, Bill

[@DiggingAlaska]

Thanks Brian

[@gregjohnson6398]

Excellent job!

[@DiggingAlaska]

Thanks Greg!

[@mikemckinley1031]

I watch a guy called Andrew camarata excavator on RUclips

[@DiggingAlaska]

Love watching Andrew. I've invited him up to snowmachine but he hasn't come up yet.

[@OurCabinInThewoods]

Wow, how deep did you say you need to dig to install water lines?

[@DiggingAlaska]

Minimum 10 feet in this area. And even then they can freeze in a harsher than normal winter

[@OurCabinInThewoods]

@@DiggingAlaska wow ok thanks

[@Stratos53100]

Looks good.. That music there at the start was too much, almost blew my headphones apart, Suggest Natural sounds, no need for music

[@DiggingAlaska]

OK thanks for letting me know

[@mikemckinley1031]

Watch what Music. Do you play? It could be copyright on your video.

[@DiggingAlaska]

Thanks! I've been copywrited a few times already. Now I only use music from RUclips Music library.

[@mikemckinley1031]

@@DiggingAlaska very good idea bill

[@mikemckinley1031]

Bill why do you have to go so deep

[@DiggingAlaska]

In this area waterlines need to be 10 feet deep to prevent freezing. If they are under roads/driveways/etc, they need to a lot deeper.

[@gregjohnson6398]

Note the foam board for added protection, area often sees -40 temps in the winter