Ubee's deer hunting stand

[ubee]

are the non- energized lines grounded because on induction? Also on the swamp machine,are the down FEET webbed.LOL Do you make any trucks for bride inspections? Lots of questions. I feel like FRNASH looking over my shoulder all the time now! lmao

 

[rocketman356]

Yamahauler check out the 2nd pic, the swamp buggy has out riggers

 

[5slednx]

Yes, they are grounded because they could build up a hazardous voltage from induction, anytime a source of energy exist, i.e. induction, backfeed, accidental energizing, electrical storm in area, ect. ect. the line needs to be grounded to work as "dead". If not properly grounded line cannot be worked as "dead". Transmission lines are worked energized using hot sticks (insulated fiberglass sticks with various attachments),this method can be done off the pole or from a bucket,or by bonding yourself(while in insulated bucket, or hanging your <font color="ff0000">&#149;</font><font color="ff0000">&#149;</font><font color="ff0000">&#149;</font> off a helicopter)or your bucket directly to the high voltage line. This puts you at the same potential as the line.

 

[ubee]

Wow ,wonder why Skylar didnt pull my post,says BRIDE INSPECTIONS. Should be BRIDGE INSPECTIONS,SORRY

 

[bellracing2]

don't forget about gloving straight out of the bucket . handling the hot lines with rubber gloves and shoulder sleeves . SUPER dangerous job ! these guys don't get paid nearly enough ! Scottp , you must be a lineman , or supervisor ?

 

[techsledder]

Sweet! What’s the maximum fording depth on that rig?! Are all the drive train components snorkeled up to the engines air intake? Duck marsh buggy for sure!