It's not the voltage that will kill you on this job!

[sfav8r]

Man. I get the heebi geebies on an extension ladder! These guys are nuts!

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[stickboy1375]

Whatever you do don't look down! :smile:

 

[robbietan]

I sure hope those guys get hazard pay.....

 

[LarryFine]

Holy guacamole! Not me!!

I get the heebi geebies on an extension ladder!http://www.strangecosmos.com/content/item/121142.html

I get them looking at extension ladders!

 

[George Stolz]

If you look closely, you can see that those sissies are tied off.

 

[qcroanoke]

What I don't understand is, why are they wearing hardhats? Makes no sense.
Also, there ain't no way you'd see this old boy out there.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Man. I get the heebi geebies on an extension ladder! These guys are nuts!

What about this guy? Mental institute or pay him well.

How about these nuts

 

[rcarroll]

The tough guys are the ones that work on the energized high voltage lines.

 

[John Valdes]

At least they are not on an "A Frame" ladder.......LOL

 

[hillbilly]

I could do that's linesman's job if I wasn't so old and broken down.
I've never been afraid of heights, put the ladder up, and I'll climb it..
Brave or stupid? Probably some of both, more the latter.
I went to the world trade center once (before it was destroyed), looked out and then told the guy next to me "I've hunted deer from higher places than this before". It was a true statement (judging from sea level).
just a thought
steve

 

[davidr43229]

Talk about Nerves of Steel. Wow, I couldn't do that. Hats off to them, literally.

 

[jeff43222]

So how do you know those overhead lines are energized?

 

[1793]

I have seen a clip about this and in the limited time I have this is the best I could find to show some hazardous work.

http://www.haverfield.com/

http://www.haverfield.com/videos/vid_2.html