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oh my God !!!! some1 quick turn of the main power breaker:-p
stuffler313 1 year ago
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lavernedi 1 year ago
Wow, and the crane driver, he could scape amongst all those arc cropping up from earth without be electrocuted or his body was there, inside the cabinet?
lgugue 1 year ago
c est pour ca que je me tien des fils
feeble111 1 year ago
How do you hit a fucking power line?!!! Open your eyes, douchebag/ rookie!
Vaekkrinhart 1 year ago
well it looks like somebody is gunna have to find a new job
mred6554 2 years ago
He's far enough away to safely view this. I mean he must be about a hundred feet. I've watched a actual arc welder from about 20 feet without goggles. Only the welder needs goggles which is why they have their dark face mask. Only when you are (like the welder guy himself) about 1 or 2 feet from the arc is the UV intensity strong enough to be dangerous. And with this high voltage, electrocution would be more likely at such a distance. And at a welding site, the other workers don't wear anything.
BenHutchinson1 2 years ago
The other workers don't wear goggles, only the guy doing the welding wears eye protection.
BenHutchinson1 2 years ago
it sound like the engine is still running. i am right?
Gerrit22041992 2 years ago
at the end of the video the electric arc had became the same arc from an arc welder. it is amazing how so much voltage can lead to enough flash of light that can harm your eyes.
aurora990 2 years ago
sound like death
arthurvelling 2 years ago
I operate a boom truck- and I get into all kinds of situations, and I just don't see how this happens. But, then again, I've made some mistakes in life that others can't understand... anyway, cool video.
Vaekkrinhart 3 years ago
That's not a 230KV line. That's a local primary line (the lines that feed power to your house). That's about 7200 volts to ground.
bamaslamma1003 3 years ago 2
I'm surprised that the crane cable touching the power line didn't melt away, so the arcing on the ground would stop.
n310ea 3 years ago
It would seem that way but all the heat is going to build up in the areas of high resistance like at the ground and the joints of the support legs. I suppose as it continues to arc weld that truck into one solid piece it would eventually make it up the the cable.
sheminger 3 years ago