The 1 thumbs down was from the transformer that couldn’t take this guy out. Great video

Hi Bill, I am a professional electrical safety training instructor. I currently developing some OSHA 1910.269 training for a utility in the Southeast. I would like permission to share this video as part of the training. Ths is a great video that every linesperson should see.

thank you for sharing, im glad u lived

When I was a firefighter I was electrocuted outside a house fire buy a downed power line from pole hidden in tall grass. I remember is my knees buckling, putting my hand down on ground to catch myself and immediately seeing sparks and feeling like I was hit by a truck as I was thrown backwards. When I regained consciousness it felt like a elephant was sitting on my chest as I was having trouble breathing and in pain. I was rushed to hospital and they were surprised I wasn't dead. I refused to stay for observation like a dumbass. I just wanted to go home. I've been scared of electricity ever since.

Will remember that bunny hop.

I knew someone who hit an overhead power line with a dump truck. Got out and nothing happened, reached back in the truck for something and got blown apart. Lost both legs and had other serious injuries. Even the 120/240 power on the secondary side can easily kill you.

For those of you reading this comment, it's okay, it's normal to feel lonely sometimes, if you're going through tough times, keep trying, but never give up,

Was I the only one getting nervous when he was putting his hook near the central junction box?

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My uncle lost his right leg and right arm the same way

It wold have been a better story if you was thinking about some ........

Bottom of the story if he would of used all he had he probably would of went camping that day.