Re: Dangers of high voltage lines,

Posted by bigjt on February 22, 2007 at 18:11:58 from (66.172.206.29):

In Reply to: Dangers of high voltage lines, posted by NCWayne on February 22, 2007 at 17:43:53:

Good advise.

I only had problems with overhead lines once. They were 220 and the Father of the friend I was doing the work for works with hot lines on the job. What was real funny was I was pushing a tree, I was pushing away from the line, Had it loose but couldn't get it out. Buddy suggested that I push the other way. I pointed out the lines I had noticed. Buddy said THEY'LL MISS NO PROBLEM. Took him at his word and pushed the other way and watched the sparks fly. Fortunatly in my case also no one was hurt and the subject brings a laugh when we bring it up again.

I had called that one right originally and try to look up from now on.

This one applies to hauling old iron also guys. Remember the elevator on a Threshing machine may clear on the ground but if you add the 3 to 4 feet of a trailer deck you may be in trouble.

BE CAREFUL OUT THERE

jt

Replies:

• Re: Dangers of high voltage lines, charley hellickson 23:01:17 02/22/07 (1)
  • Re: Dangers of high voltage lines, Rexalot 23:26:20 02/22/07 (0)

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