Pex under concrete driveway

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I put my thermo pex under the gravel driveway. I put it 6 to 7 feet deep at the driveway and then came back up to 2 ft depth through the yard. Rented a mini excavator to put it in. I have semi's driving over it. Not often but they still make deliveries.

It does not bend easy. It bends about as good as a frozen garden hose.
 
Well close to pulling the trigger on a ridgewood stove made out of michigan. Renting a trencher i would only manage to get below the gravel at 3'. I would like logster pipe but they have a deal with a kit of 75' of pipe which i read works great. Debating the install part. Im dropping around 6 trees next to the garage which will allw me to finally drive my truck back there. Its where my lean to is and also the rest of my firewood storage. Thinking about putting the boiler 1/2 way into the lean to and being under a roof during reloads. It would also be easier for pex install. I have a small back yard witht with the way my house is set on my property. It wouod onoy be a 40-50ft run under the yard before hitting the foundation. Is 2 ft deep enough under a yard? Consider a truck going across it
 
New easier location also has electric ready to run off of garage
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Previous location just because dumping wood in my splitting area is easier. Aftet trees to the right are dropped i can back a track back there easily and move the whole wood processing area all together
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