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marcerrin said:
Found this poor guy the other day while moving a service.
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I always have a hard time understanding how rodents get into enclosures and things of that nature. The only way I can see is if the meter wasn't on or the cover wasn't on. Weird.
 
steelersman said:
I always have a hard time understanding how rodents get into enclosures and things of that nature. The only way I can see is if the meter wasn't on or the cover wasn't on. Weird.
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probably through a broken weather head and when he got to the bottom he tried turning around. but you would be suprised how small a hole a large squirl can go through.
 
We've had a couple service calls wher squirrels have gotten inside parking lot light poles from nearby trees and chewed up wiring and died. Please put the caps on pole tops.
 
marcerrin said:
Found this poor guy the other day while moving a service.
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I was having my teeth cleaned once when a squirrel shorted out the power to the dentist office and the room went dark. The gal said we were almost done and did I want to continue using a flashlight. I said sure.:grin:

Another time while doing an inspection of a 100 MC CS137 nuclear source at a papermill I found where a bird had built a nest directly in front of the shutter which was always open. I removed the nest while looking around for any three eyed birds.:mad:
 
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Looks like he might have got in thru that se raceway. All they need is the with of their head to squeese thru (smaller than the size of a quarter)
 
Worked on trying to find out why the automatic gate opener at my plant wouldn't operate. Saw a couple of ladybugs inside the controller box, which led to the discovery of ladybugs inside of the relay contact openings preventing contact - they looked like mini VW beetles parked in garages.
 
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