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thats crazy.
TheBingojim 7 months ago in playlist Linemen videos
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Great video. I actually work designing substations, but we often aren't told what exactly goes into making this stuff happen. Those chopper pilots and linesmen have alot of skills. And balls (the chopper pilot and the linesman often place their safety in each others' hands.)
thepigeonsmustdie 11 months ago
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thepigeonsmustdie 11 months ago
Boss man, give that dude a pay rise, he is worth every $.
bobbj77 1 year ago
i couldnt even walk that straight
4l4ddin77 1 year ago
thatd be impossible if it was windy
bassaddict1231 1 year ago
Damnnnnn! good pilot
Rhagedx86 1 year ago
impressive
Sreewtyui 1 year ago
Beau travail du pilote de l'hélicoptère, bravo !
djinet1957 1 year ago
Wire Pull. Understatement or completely accurate? LOL wow
dspqpsk 2 years ago
I always wondered how they got electrical lines where there are no roads and across rovers and canyons.
This answers that question.
Membrane556 2 years ago
Now THATS precision!
simontay1984 2 years ago 4
QUE PILOTO TAN CHINGON
400000kv 2 years ago
WOW. I never knew how the cable can lock to the wheeler. I though the human have to thread through the wheeler by hand.
hornerm5 2 years ago
Now HE'S a Pro !
cityjob1 3 years ago
shit hott heli pilot like defo..good job m8!
18monthehoops88 3 years ago
Kinda cool only time I have seen wire strung this way was over water like a river crossing seems like a waste of money to run line like this down a mountain side. Maybe the slope is a higher gradient than it appears and bringing a spool truck in would mean building a road bed.
JoeWeeksey 3 years ago
It's all about the speed of the job getting done and shorter line outages.
dbrown081 3 years ago
It probably also costs a lot less then what they used to use before helicopters.
It must have taken a small army to pull one of those cables by hand along the ground and then lift it to the tower.
Membrane556 2 years ago
@JoeWeeksey Chopper is quicker guy, and time IS money after all
bobbj77 1 year ago
Can you imagine how precise pilot's movements should be to do that? This is just amazing!
theQuestOfHollyGrail 3 years ago 9
Unbelivable! Always wondered how the cables were strung - that is some neat flying! More power to your joystick and thanks for an interesting vid. A watcher from the other side of the pond.
Peedlebum 3 years ago
DAMN! Growing up in southern California and loving the out doors I always wondered how in the hell they pulled those lines through the ridiculously rugged San Gabriel mountains and now I know.
madzyzome 3 years ago
Dans the man
sunsethelicopters 3 years ago
DREAM JOB!!!!
f15cg 4 years ago