Hey definitely worth bringing up the putting the bolt and nuts or other Hardware back where it was in any industry or even just simply doing some DIY project or repair it can really save a lot of hassle especially if you've got multiple sizes of hardware or other circumstances on top of everything else you brought us okay where did that student fees of Hardware go and you can't find it and well you don't have any extras and more family members works on sewing machines and some of that stuff is well just about hen's teeth on Vintage machines not exactly something you can go down to Ace Hardware and get a piece of hardware for right down the screws and other fasteners also if there's a hole where something can go it has a tendency to go in that hole trust me what a X Men another family member working on one from the other family member but this way HV AC event nearby of course that's where that one piece of Hardware went yeah ran down to get the magnetic retriever and one of those push-type cloth flexible shaft things what's the little Quan the end however someone else said managed to get out the HVAC vent cover before I can get up the stairs fortunately it was literally right in front of transition where the HVAC vent head slope downward got lucky that time and of course afterwards closed that vent off with a towel just something to keep in mind might take a little extra time but you'll know where your Hardware is you'll know that everything is in the proper place also great when you have multiple Links of screws and other situations where he's getting mixed up is not a good idea no matter what it is you're doing all the supplies and less frustration less issues just good practice to keep things going smoothly and have less issues getting things back together and so on this cannot be understated enough even I'm doing things time in a silly way that well what up more problems it's like if you're working on a faucet always have the drain blocked off otherwise you might happen to need to pull the trap to get the faucet back together put it that way at least once or twice and drop the faucet screw it down and going down the drain quite literally yeah it happens but yeah it's easier to think things over first and do something to mitigate any in feeling like this and if the screws and nuts are where they belong reattached no problem whatsoever not quite foolproof but almost Murphy's Law will get you every time then outsmarting Murphy is the way to go I think you should where I'm going good overall tips yes applies to almost anything that could and definitely will go wrong at one point or another somewhere sometime somehow

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I'm not but a good friend I went to trade school is, right out of school she joined Local 567 as a journeyman lineman, now she's with Local 1253 as a wind turbine tech in Maine.

Local 47! Thanks for the awesome videos and explanations! Really appreciate it

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Why does the hig voltage only have one conductor/elbow. The main feeder pipe only has one cable. Is the shelding ground around the cable used as the second conductor ?

Appreciate the comment Greg! Sounds like your folks were a pretty important part of their community! Cheers! 👊🤝

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Never say "only" my friend! Load of tension and complex work in the telecom field! Much respect all the same 👊👊🤝

@@Bobsdecline Thanks man, I look forward your videos. I've learned lots of tricks and, best practice from the sparkies I work with. I even match my screws so the slot in my slot/robbie combo screws match your vertical ones lol.

No trade is more important than the other. I hate the ego in line work. I started in telcom, then inside wireman, then distribution lineman. Never once have I looked down on any trade. It’s all essential.

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Thanks Peter! This was also brought up by a few other viewers and yes you're absolutely right. We have molded covers for the elbows (which aren't tested) and our 1kV blanket which can easily be used on secondary. Completely forgot to mention and will def do a follow up video!

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Nice! I've worked on Cape Breton Island a few times during storm restoration. Beautiful spot! Well... Kinda Iced over banged up from high winds everytime I'm there, but loved it all the same!

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Probably the most common circumstance in which it could affect your neighbor would be; If the transformer is already close to it's limit. On occasion the socket replacement requires a transformer upgrade. (If your increasing entrance size (100 to 200 amp for example))

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Why does the hig voltage only have one conductor/elbow. The main feeder pipe only has one cable. Is the shelding ground

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Unions are much more powerful in Canada than here in the USA.

I'm not convinced

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