What started out as a job to vacuum drilling mud, turned into a much larger project for Connor Orban and his company, Utility Pipe Finders.“The general contractor was using directional drilling for this project in Stow, Ohio, and we were just there to suck up the drilling mud,” Orban says. “The city supervisor is a big believer in potholing and they ended up having us do some of that work and we ended up doing more of the project.”Original project plans called for three days of work, but it turned into three weeks of work because of capabilities of the
Project Snapshot: Proving the Equipment’s Value
Ohio’s Utility Pipe Finders show what hydroexcavators can do by helping community with water main replacement project
Mar 01, 2016
| by Cory Dellenbach |






















