and vibratory plowing utilities since lubricating the sides of the blade chute that come into contact with the ground with fluid has been found to greatly reduce the amount of drag application_number US 33208908 A description referring now to the drawings like reference numerals designate identical or corresponding parts throughout the several views the included drawings reflect the current preferred and alternate embodiments there are many additional embodiments that may utilize the present invention the drawings are not meant to include all such possible embodiments fig5 illustrates a plow 100 constructed according to the principles of the present invention plow 100 consists of blade 110 leading edge sections 120 point 130 and a fluid tube 140 chute 40 is attached to the rear edge 114 of blade 110 and is constructed to receive and guide utility line 20 from above the ground to the desired depth where it is oriented generally parallel to the ground surface in other embodiments the chute may be replaced by a puller adapted to hold a utility line that is being pulled through the ground similar to the arrangement shown in fig2 the blade 110 further includes a front edge 112 a top end 116 and a bottom end 118 the top end 116 includes apertures 117 which will serve as attachment points to adapt to a power unit many different types of power units can be used in conjunction with the preset invention the bottom.