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Not wanting to disappoint anyone looking for sporting action, but I think I've made up my mind to advise a no-go without more digging. The gardener (who is the primary recipient of this cable in his shed at the end..) won't get his kettle, - or at least not very soon.

Thanks for the inputs.
 
I've just checked out how far 150m actually is...that is one frigging big garden!
If they can afford to live in a place like that, they can afford to pay for a few holes to be dug, don't make life hard for yourself for these rich basterds.

I can imagine you having friction trouble dragging it round that bend.
 
If a couple of labours can get enough purchase on a bit of rope to stretch that piece of armoured I will eat my hat !!! I am not talking about yanking the hell out of it , and assume a modicum of sense is being applied to the pull and the cable is correctly secured , having said that .


Going by that sort of statement, i dread to think of the state of some of the cables that have been pulled through small long ducts in the UK!! Going round even slow bends in a long ducted system and you'll be having to yank that cable when dead pulling, especially in a small 50 mm corrugated duct over 150 metres. ...But hey, what the hell do i know, ..Right??
 

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