"BenignVanilla" wrote:

"MISSYMAGICGIRL" wrote in message
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For one thing I would rent me a Bob Cat to dig the hole which from the one
I
dug manually a 9x5x3 last year; will be way bigger!

I thought about renting one...but I figure pretty soon, I'll be buying a
liner, miles of PVC, a pump, plants, etc. Anyway I can keep costs down...is
a good thing. So a shovel it is...


You might check, as the rental place may have hand tools as well. A
post hole digger might come in handy. Rental rates are largely based on
repair costs, and something that doesn't break down rents fairly cheap
($10-20/day).