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Trade: Brick and Stone m
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Beeton, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 38
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Working Around Hydro
When working where overhead hydro lines attach to the building; do you guys bother calling hydro in to cover the neutral wire? or just work around it? I have to set up scaffolding about 12" away from this point.
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Trade: Masonry
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Ivoryton CT
Posts: 1,993
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Re: Working Around Hydro
Don't be STUPID. If it's close enough to think about it call the power co. and have them boot it. I just rebuilt a chimney about 10' from 14.5KV line. I called and had them boot it. One little mistake and your flaming body will be dead before you hit the ground.
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Trade: One on top of Two
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Indiana
Posts: 1,276
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Re: Working Around Hydro
Absolutely. By us they (NIPSCO) come out for FREE and boot it. Why take any chances????
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Trade: Brick and Stone m
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Beeton, Ontario, Canada
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Re: Working Around Hydro
They charge $720 to boot it here. I ended up having them cut off power at the pole while we set up scaffolding and tarped it all in. Now that everything is secure the power is back on.
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