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    Did you get soil tests done?  That seems really deep.   We have
    strong clay soils in New Mexico and Colorado,  and I've always gone
    4 ft in, and 6 ft out. Never an issue, with wind gusts that have
    blown debris and broken modules.   No footing trouble though.  I
    could see in a loose, sandy soil going deeper and wider.<br>
    I've gotten much crazier on taller poles.  I have a 20 ft tall pole
    install, with several cubic yards of reinforced footer under it. <br>
    The pole telescoped from 10" at the base to only 4" at the top. 
    Talk to a local sign company to see what they do.  It's sounding
    like you might be headed a bit far in the over kill direction.<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/26/2012 1:35 PM, Ryan Harkins
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      <div>I planning some AZ-225 tracker installs, and I would like to
        avoid full excavation for slab/pier type and opt for the drilled
        pier option.  The pier is supposed to be 30-36" diameter and
        9.5' deep.  This would require a terex reedrill or similar rig.
         If you know of a firm with that equipment in Wisconsin please
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      <div>Also, one site has a high water table, so any tips on pouring
        in that environment would be welcomed.</div>
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