How deep do you have to burry the fence?
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no rule about it, just deep enough to keep it from getting damaged or in your way. I have left mine on top of the ground for several months (because it is only a temporary fix for me) and have had no problems from it. I have also wrapped wire around a low strand of barbed wire (because I already had barbed wire fence for horses) in the past and it did fine that way to keep my dogs in for over a year (at which time I moved from that property, it may still be there). Just make sure you get a heavy enough guage of wire for whatever purpose you have in mind!
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I haven't tried to make it go deeper than the length of the auger. I suppose it could go deeper, but that would depend a lot on the type of soil. I used it in soils with different conditions, ie. never walked on areas, soil that i heavily mulched over the past 2 years. Thank goodness I don't have much clay, but even the areas where my dogs run around, and pound the ground it worked well. I could not be more pleased with this auger.
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Using Short Arm Side Clamps: Maximum Depth: 0.75" Minimum Width: 1.25" Maximum Width: 3.0" Using Medium Arm Side Clamps: Maximum Depth: 1.25" Minimum Width: 1.5" Maximum Width: 3.5" Using Long Arm Side Clamps: Maximum Depth: 1.6" Minimum Width: 2.25" Maximum Width: 3.5" The long dimension is more or less unlimited depending on whether you use the top and bottom fences.
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My experience there's no depth control. I just let it dig in and it mixes it up from 4-8 inches. It's so lightweight you can pull it off/up if it's going too far down.
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They have similar hardware like installing an electrical outlet. I would say no deeper than 4 inches.
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You cut pretty deep near the concrete into the lawn. Approx 2.5 inches at tops. I don't cut that deep. However, you can and I have tossed up a pretty deep trench when the blade is lowered
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Thank you for your question! We recommend to install the wire 1-3 inches into your ground (6-7 inches if you regularly aerate your yard). You can install this system a few feet if needed, but please know that it will be necessary to increase your boundary width to accommodate the depth.
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there is a hole in the bottom approx. 1 1/2" in diameter. you can insert a pole in the bottom and attach the pole to the fence
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The rip capacity is considered the width material can be cut; typically measured from the blade to the right, against the fence. Maximum depth of cut is 3 5/8 inches.
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I agree with Christopher Thorsen if dog is jumping fence i would bury wire about 2 ft inside of fence
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Sorry, it's covered by snow right now....if you ask me when all the snow melts I'd be able to help out. If you measure from the connecting hole for the next fence on up you should be within an inch
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Maybe 2 to 3 inches. I use it for once I dig my hole to check the dirt I have flipped over to see if I have removed the object in looking for.
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My husband and I used a sidewalk edger to dig the trench and laid the wire in and covered back up with that dirt. It actually didn't take that long. I was the one on my knees laying wire and covering up while he ran the edger. It won't take long for the grass to grow over it and you won't be able to see where you dug. It doesn't have to be deep. About 1/2 inch to 1 inch deep is enough. I hope I helped you! Good luck! You won't regret buying this. When you get back to the controller, be sure to loop the beginning and end of wires together. This allows your dog to have a full circle of yard to run and play. My husband and I used a sidewalk edger to dig the trench and laid the wire in and covered back up with that dirt. It actually didn't take that long. I was the one on my knees laying wire and covering up while he ran the edger. It won't take long for the grass to grow over it and you won't be able to see where you dug. It doesn't have to be deep. About 1/2 inch to 1 inch deep is enough. I hope I helped you! Good luck! You won't regret buying this. When you get back to the controller, be sure to loop the beginning and end of wires together. This allows your dog to have a full circle of yard... » Read More My husband and I used a sidewalk edger to dig the trench and laid the wire in and covered back up with that dirt. It actually didn't take that long. I was the one on my knees laying wire and covering up while he ran the edger. It won't take long for the grass to grow over it and you won't be able to see where you dug. It doesn't have to be deep. About 1/2 inch to 1 inch deep is enough. I hope I helped you! Good luck! You won't regret buying this. When you get back to the controller, be sure to loop the beginning and end of wires together. This allows your dog to have a full circle of yard to run and play. « Show Less
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It will be close, a rough measurement gives you about 1/16 of an inch deeper to play with :-)
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What I did was go one direction, then come back, same row, then shoveled the soil aside and repeated the same thing all over again. My soil had not been worked for years & was very compacted. This let me till down about 12 to 15 inches. I filled in the lowest level with compost, shoveled in the loose soil then added more compost and did a light tilling to mix it in with some cow manure. My onions are already 5" high. The tiller never faltered, sorry this is my first year with it, beats a gas tiller by a mile. So I say till once...mix in the compost & till again to get it deep. Hope this helps, if not get back with me . Lou in Az. at 6000 ft.
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Maybe 2 & 1/2 to 3" deep...I can't be sure. But that is probably pretty close. I'm sorry, I am away and don't get back home for a few days.
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The easy way is use a fence stretcher. Its like a com-a long for wire fence.