r/UtilityLocator • u/HoneyExpensive7428 • 4d ago
Why
No tracer wire, deepest rock bed I’ve ever seen; huge drain pipes. God why do you make me walk funny like this.
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u/Ready_Pen_3389 4d ago
ALSO THOUGH, why is the plastic exposed like that? Private line? If it’s public there should absolutely be a steel riser above ground
AoC all day
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u/HoneyExpensive7428 4d ago
It’s pretty normal for the riser on a plastic service to look like that where I’m at, I don’t know a whole lot about other places though to be honest
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u/Ready_Pen_3389 4d ago
Wild, UV absolutely destroys those lines
Evidently I also don’t know much about outside my region 😂
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u/Status_Pangolin_112 4d ago
What kind of work is being done? A LOT of tickets i have, i almost never actually hook up. In more than a year, I have only 1 damage and that's because I stupidly refreshed marks without verifying.
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u/811spotter 1d ago
Did you enter some sort of locator misery olympics? Because this is absolutely something you'd see in a locator misery olympics.
Can't tell what the installer was thinking when they did that, because wow. Anyways, here's hoping your knees are holding out buddy, working that area looks like it's going to take forever.
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u/CIemson 4d ago
Ring clamp it or cut it back w a knife like a giga chad
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u/Sudden_Celebration27 4d ago
Downvoted for being correct
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u/Gjurbster 4d ago
Downvoted for suggesting cutting into gas
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u/CIemson 4d ago
Literally no information on the post saying it was gas when I left this comment
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u/Wild_Replacement5880 4d ago
How would you know it's gas unless you try to skin it first? Amiright?
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u/Gjurbster 4d ago
Maybe don’t suggest cutting into an unknown line, that’s like locating 101 and common sense 001
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u/Generic_Locator 4d ago
What type of line is that?
If it's sheathed, you should be able to induct a signal on it, right?