Clear-Cut Improvement

New gasoline-powered diamond chain saw helps water district crews make quicker work of cuts on a variety of pipe materials
Clear-Cut Improvement

The Berkeley County Public Service Water District in Martinsburg, W.Va., used gasoline-powered chop saws to repair and upgrade its 390 miles of 2- to 30-inch distribution piping. The maintenance staff began with abrasive blades, then switched to diamond blades, but the work was...

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