What is #10 in the picture?mdshunk said:Put me down in the alligator clip user category. Matter of fact, the linemen get a little provoked if I don't have them out and ready for them when they're there to cut the drop so they can install them for me. Number 6 in the photo below:
MF Dagger said:
Clips on the end of a 3/8" drive socket extension to bend bigger conductors more easily.splinetto said:
It works pretty good in tight spaces. Surprisingly, it workes better than the fancier and more expensive one from Rack-a-Tiers. I have this one too, and don't like it as much:splinetto said:
Things get rotated in and out as I figure out of they're useful or not. The cable bender goes in a nose bag of "service change tools":splinetto said:
No adjustment needed. You need to buy each die for the insulation type and wire gauge, or it won't work. You also need to specify whether the conductor is compressed or compacted. Most are compact conductors now. I just bought the 4-way holder, then bought each die for what I needed it for.jrannis said:
#3 in the picture below is another real handy item for turning up the nut on weatherproof SE cable connectors without leaving wrench marks. It's a Ridgid E-110:nolabama said:
mdshunk said:Put me down in the alligator clip user category. Matter of fact, the linemen get a little provoked if I don't have them out and ready for them when they're there to cut the drop so they can install them for me. Number 6 in the photo below:
