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A look at how auger boring was used to complete an on-grade sewer install

Neville Missen
Auger boring team leader, Walter Keyes describes McLaughlin’s steerable rock system as the best auger boring accessory he has used in 25 years of micro-tunnelling work

Auger boring team leader, Walter Keyes describes McLaughlin’s steerable rock system as the best auger boring accessory he has used in 25 years of micro-tunnelling work

"One of the most time-consuming tasks while auger boring is pulling augers to check line and grade and adjust steering constantly," says 25-years auger boring veteran and team leader/superintendent with...

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