On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 15:56:00 GMT, with neither quill nor qualm, "Lloyd
E. Sponenburgh" quickly quoth:


"Larry Jaques" wrote in message
.. .
BUT, since it's chewable by gophers, I'd put in galvanized line (or
wrapped black iron piping) and forget about it...unless you _like_
trenching every year or two. If you want to use that hose, hang it,
don't bury it. Or perhaps bury it encloded in PVC pipe to keep the
gophers away?

Gophers or moles?

Yes. g


I am probably mistaken, but thought that gophers dug
primarily to build nests (dens, whatever). Moles, on the other hand, dig in
pursuit of food, and chew through almost anything in their paths.

Whatever. I meant "underground chewing critters of all types".


Around here, it's a problem (moles & underground wires, etc), so we bury
everything at least 12" deep, and that solves it. Moles only work near the
surface.

So, do you run the verticals in pipe?


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