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12-30-2010, 07:25 PM
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Hate to say it, but the other posts are correct. This is one of those "have to look for the wire" moments. I'd suggest getting an electricians fishtape from Harbor Freight. Less than $10 bucks and makes fishing wires a WHOLE LOT easier.
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12-31-2010, 10:27 AM
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Also to save trouble later add a rope to the wire, when you pull the wire thur with the rope just leave the rope there all the time, next time you need a wire just tie a new wire and rope and pull you are finished!
I built a shed in my yard 100 feet from my house, i did the same thing thur a 3" pipe. If i need a new wire out there for cable or internet or what ever i just go to basement tie on and pull!! no more digging which would be a pain as the water and power are 4 feet under ground in pipe's thats a lot of digging!!  
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