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Not planning to use actual conduit. I just want to bury the extension cord a little bit so it isn't in the lawn when it is getting mowed.
Bad idea. Just have your electrician bury some conduit and do it right.
Even these big thick heavy duty extension cords designed for RV camping? I'd imagine RV cables would get exposed to all sorts of weather. It isn't as simple as having the electrician bury some conduit. There is already electrical running through my back yard, so they electricians wont dig without the city surveying it and telling them were it's okay to trench. We're talking thousands of dollars, and this is a rental property so I'm not really willing to dump that much cash into it.
Okay, I was thinking. If burying an extension cord isn't the best idea. What if I raised it. Put in a couple fence posts high enough that the lawn can easily be mowed under the cable, and string it along. It won't look pretty, but it would be better for the cable right?
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Flexible conduit is safe to bury. If it's "temporary", it doesn't need to be 3' deep. Just get it out of harms way.Okay, I was thinking. If burying an extension cord isn't the best idea. What if I raised it. Put in a couple fence posts high enough that the lawn can easily be mowed under the cable, and string it along. It won't look pretty, but it would be better for the cable right?
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Buy separate plug, socket and wire.Okay, now we're talking. It'd have to be a pretty big diameter to fit the plug head of the extension cord through it though right?