Glad to see you’re finally getting on the camera!!!! You are killing it 🔥🔥

Big shout out to all you phone workers and powerline workers out there. Thank you for all you do to keep the lights on in the phones ringing I’m going to work for the power commission when I get older soon I graduate high school I’m going to Lineman school in Nova Scotia work for NSPI

In the oilfield you see a lot of cable with this lashing wire loose and hanging off from high oversize loads getting into them.

Cool dude that's what I do drive the bucket truck and whatever needs done I'm in indiana work for swayzee communications..i love it ..keep the video's commin.and stay safe ..

@FuckYoutubeCensors

10 ай бұрын

What part of Indiana

Good job

No way we have spans that long here in the northeast. If we run into a 300 footer that's a rarity. Cool vid, keepum coming. MEMORIES

@kennypowers1206

10 ай бұрын

haha we have spans that are well over 700-1000ft in WV

@jqsqueue

Ай бұрын

@@kennypowers1206 you must be running some small cable

man i hated doin guy wires with preforms till i started usin my head try doin up like 3 wraps favoring one side and then pulling the now short side up to start the wrapping and it winds up being very tight

What helmet camera do you use please?

Hi man i love your videos i’m from bangladesh i need a job are you recommend me

Its piece work ?

I'm a lineman for spectrum just a tip your not suppose to tie the down guides to the light company's anchor your suppose to put your own anchor

@tylercummins3600

3 жыл бұрын

Must not be a good lineman🤣

@christiannash1719

3 жыл бұрын

It actually just depends on the company. In my area the power company’s are putting there own fiber up so they are turning into a power/communication company and they allow you to use there anchors. But yea a majority of the time you need to place your own anchor and guy.

@paulledbetter7878

3 жыл бұрын

@@christiannash1719 We used auxiliary eyes, [when we had them], when we attached to power's anchor.

@davidprivette8898

3 жыл бұрын

Depends on your company

@thomasnikkola5600

3 жыл бұрын

If you tie off on power in TEXAS YOU'RE FIRED!! Dig your anchor son!!

cant believe you cut off all that slack off the new ball of wire someday that habit will bit ya young man

What? Why would you pull from across the street??

4 days for 12k strand? What kind of running you guys got? Run 12k in a day and lash 6 or more. And word of advice, never wrap the rope around your hand. Had a guy do that and lose his fingers when a car blew through the signs a few years ago

How many feet was it. I'm only asking cause I run ariel cable in NC

@hellyea7866

Жыл бұрын

How you like doing Ariel telecom work? Only asking because I just got hired on as a groundsmen working on an aerial linemen crew messing with c-link/lumen coming from locating AT&T lol

Better clean the cab of that truck up young man

Pull new strand 625. Cable then lash coax/fiber splice and your good people

am i brazilian so i can work there with phone lines?

@PedroOliveira-yd8fi

Жыл бұрын

Pode amigo, vários brasileiros aqui trabalham com isso

More videos please

be careful who ur prime is as a SUB... Time to put in for an Apollo. Check out GMP use the ring guard. Ur in production so itll save ya time and money

There's a faster way of loading that lasher

Show

Speed equals production 6k isn’t bad my supervisor can jig 20k in 2 hours

Slow you obviously havent done much cable yet

@John-ck7gv

2 жыл бұрын

Where you fast when just starting out? Dudes young give him a break lol