Looks good Bren. I don't know how fussy the Americans are but here in Canada neatness counts. That's what I teach my apprentices' too. The old saying " The difference between a good job and a Chitty job is 10 minutes
Well is that tidy enough. Last bit of line to the sub. 11kv through air brake switch and into cable.
IF IT WASN'T FOR BAD LUCK WE WOULD HAVE NO LUCK AT ALL. !
Looks good Bren. I don't know how fussy the Americans are but here in Canada neatness counts. That's what I teach my apprentices' too. The old saying " The difference between a good job and a Chitty job is 10 minutes
Our foreman has a saying too..... The slower ya go the more dough.
IF IT WASN'T FOR BAD LUCK WE WOULD HAVE NO LUCK AT ALL. !
Yeah there is quite a few good ones like that too!!!
Thanks for the pics Bren. Like most of you, when I'm in a different area, I spend a lot of time looking at their construction. So it is cool to see how line is built elsewhere.
I like the hook style switches. Are all the GOAB's over there of that style? Keeps the public
safe and is also safer for the switchman being on the end of a fiberglass switch stick rather
than a steel handle!
ummm thats the first time Ive saw a hook style switch,handle......interesting Bren.
We like these switches. Because they are a lot less work. With these ones we don't have to instal an earth mat and bond it all together. There's a spring loaded piin at the bottom that releases the hook handle so that it operates .....All operated from the ground with rods..
IF IT WASN'T FOR BAD LUCK WE WOULD HAVE NO LUCK AT ALL. !
Is it spring loaded or fast make/break? Or do you just operate it "firmly".
Portable defibrillators were first invented to save the lives of linemen. Where's yours?
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