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	Name:	Old Diver -
	Subject:	Concrete Seawall Recomendations
	Date:	12/15/2018 11:17:40 AM

Don't quite understand the question. I guess you mean how far you can get the concret down. Shaking the vertical rebar will usually cause it th settle to the bottom.

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