[C'est Moi]

I think I’m just going to cut the wire and put two clamps next to each other on the same pipe. I think that should be fine right? I have the larger clamps at hand anyways

Yes you could do that

 

[MTVhike]

I think I’m just going to cut the wire and put two clamps next to each other on the same pipe. I think that should be fine right? I have the larger clamps at hand anyways

I thought I read somewhere on this forum that ground wires should not be spliced, but must be a continuous, unbroken run from the panel to the ground. Or, at least spliced with a non-removable splice. Am I wrong?

 

[Half-fast eddie]

Are you trying to run through this clamp and onward to another clamp on the other ground rod? That's an elegant way to do it, but it's not required.

I thought the grounding conductor had to be continuous.

 

[C'est Moi]

I thought the grounding conductor had to be continuous.

You are thinking of a grounding electrode conductor. This is a bond wire not an electrode conductor.