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| This is a boring tool that I created for my neighbor, John Gage, to use in his business [[http://www.ephservice.com/|EPH Service Company]]. | |
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It consists of a hydraulic motor, (powered by a loader/backhoe tractor), driving a water injector valve coupled to any number of 7' lengths of 3/4" pipe. The hydraulic motor is mounted in a hand advanced trolly that rides on a 4" I-beam. The tool is used for boring under pavement and can accept several different sized boring heads as well as special attachments for pulling conduit back through the bored hole. Here are some pictures of the tool from different angles: <<Navigation2(children,1)>> |
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Boring Tool
-- GaryHammond 2012-08-13 04:49:01 This is a boring tool that I created for my neighbor, John Gage, to use in his business EPH Service Company.
It consists of a hydraulic motor, (powered by a loader/backhoe tractor), driving a water injector valve coupled to any number of 7' lengths of 3/4" pipe. The hydraulic motor is mounted in a hand advanced trolly that rides on a 4" I-beam. The tool is used for boring under pavement and can accept several different sized boring heads as well as special attachments for pulling conduit back through the bored hole.
Here are some pictures of the tool from different angles:
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