Thank you!

Looks like it's path 27 in Nevada

Whatever these men get paid, double it!

Gaze upon my field of NOPES, and see that they are plentiful for this job.

Amazing and brave.

how much is the salary for this job

I love the sound when you bump the cable. Syar Wars sounding lol.

I have nothing but respect for this guy, but I will have to pass on this one.

Anyone explain to me why there isnt a short circuit between the different phases even though hes touching the different wires? Cheers

What type of block is that he’s using ? Looks small to me. I would rather an old greased block.

I don't see any women clamoring for these jobs

whys his arm bleeding

We need to take "lineman month". Every lineworker gets paid to stay home for one month and see who's really an essential worker. You'll find out real quick who's really in control. It's not Washington DC

These 3 lines have to be the same phase. Otherwise he'd been vaporized long ago and you couldn't connect a spacer to these 3 lines.

isnt that like the weight of a sedan dangling below a helicopter

Having been born with a fear of heightsl i marvel at these workers. paralysis would overtake me 10feet off the ground.

I'd shit my pants..

Many thx for the Video. It Freaks me Out...

I did this in the mid 70's. Didn't have nearly the fall protection as today. We had to climb down the insulators to get down on the conductor and cart. You couldn't tie off to do that. In retrospect if they had sent two men up you could have tied off with the top man being able to release the tie off back down to you.

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boss, can't you take me to your team too?

How come he struggled to connect them chains together, weak ass, he was scared it aint for everybody 😂😂😂😂😂

How did they determine that it needed replacing, it looked ok, obviously they knew it needed replacing, but how? Also was that spacer attached to the wires with rubber bushes underneath the clamps?

Did he take his safety belt off ? ....

Very brave job these linemen doing Hats Off❤

Oh Hell No

Can't see how they can do that

2 questions. Where's the restrooms and Do you have breaks on that cart?

They're a lot of fun but a minigun do😅

Love the way you guys just drop things. Can't get away w that in the tower industry... or at least you're not supposed to! Stay safe up there!

I wish people who say they want equal pay to see this video to see what hard work looks like.

why are you changing them?

Whatever they are paying him it ain't enough.

That takes BALLS OF STEAL !!!! My TOTAL RESPECT 🙏

Working in the air. Hard work with passion. Great.

Fuck a bunch of this.

Just watching this makes me feel dizzy and sick to my stomach. 🤮 Not enough money in the world that they could pay me to do this.

I've had nightmares like that. Linemen be crazy.

There lines were de energized

Какая зарплата у этих монтажников?

Where is this ?

How much does this job pay?

My grandson does this and I pray for him every day

If they would put the lines five feet off the ground, you could just walk up and take the spacers off. No risk of falling!

Much respect, i have clammy hands just watching this on a phone

I couldn't watch the video up to its end!

If that thing starts roling

These workers need to be paid at least $200-$400 per hour! Why in the hell do they run those wires so high in the air though? EVERYONE THAT WORKS HIGHER THAN 10 FEET IN THE AIR NEEDS TO BE PAID AT LEAST $200 PER HOUR ALONG WITH ADDITIONAL HAZARDOUS PAY.

Aaawww HELL NO!!

Here's food for thought: say he fell attached to a harness.....now what? I doubt most people would have the upper body strength to pull themselves up. So he would be hanging there. That's still as terrifying