Method for operation to excavate underdrain in the field ground

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37352, 37355, 37356, 37357, 37365, 37464, 37462, 37465, 405155, 405174, 405179, E02F 306, E02F 502, B65G 1500, F16L 1028

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ABSTRACT:
A method of operation to effectively excavate an underdrain in the field ground having a long service life and ensuring that the underdrain will not be closed after a long period of time and a device for such operation. The method includes attaching a plurality of buckets to an endless chain, driving the endless chain to excavate a slit in the field ground, reforming inner side walls of the slit by a reformer, pressing soil from both sides of the slit later ally inwardly by a pressing member attached to the reformer to form a block to separate the slit into an upper space and a Iover space, and charging the upper space with discarded dirt.

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