✅ SOLVED What is this piping?

Shooting Star

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I uncovered this today. It is about 6 inches deep, and too embedded in the earth to pull out. Gas line? Sprinkler?
It is also only about a foot from a telephone pole, and titled at an angle, which makes me think it is loose and not connected.
Thanks for any help!

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Icewing

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It's a grounding rod for structures.
 

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Icewing

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Yup, usually like 6-8' long and solid copper. fittings are brass. it was connected via copper ground cable to the pole at some point.


Not solid copper. They are copper plated steel. Try a magnet.
 

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ARC

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You must be an avid "scrapper"... OR an electrician.

:P
 

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trdking

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If there is no ground lead attached to it or any structure near it, there was at one time. Swing a big radius around the ground rod
 

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