Lineman at Work/ Extreme Jobs/ building transmission line/ using helicopter

[@domthomas1002]

I was never around transmission line towers. But, I have installed at least 300 Cell Towers. I actually lived to retire. It was an awesome job. Especially for a retired military guy. Certainly kept me in shape. I love your videos.

[@jasonmoore1327]

thanks for your service and may God bless you

[@JohnnyCarroll-wi6tx]

thank you for your sevice

[@Hermes-ii6gs]

Я удивляюсь Вашему упорству и упрямству!!!! Никто ещё не называл количество 300 вышек!?!?!? Значит это Ваша Судьба, если так притянула эта Интересная и Романтическая работа!!!!! Привет из С.- Петербурга!!!!!..

[@robertodebeers2551]

I logged and ran a family ranch in Montana for most of my working life, and these men make me feel like a child. Great stuff, you guys.

[@bknev]

I am glad to see that the industry finally went to hex bolts/nuts. I hated to do backbolting work in my day . we had square nuts with square lock nuts, that had to be torqued with a spud wrench!!! Lots of busted knuckles. $7.25 per Hour!!! Great Video

[@johnclyne6350]

I’m a distribution lineman. Not a transmission lineman. Teachers in school told me that to be a well rounded student? I needed to take a variety of classes that I would need to be successful in life? I argued with my teachers that I wouldn’t need to know Math or English classes all through school? Guess what? I was right. I have yet to need any of those lessons as a lineman. What a lineman needs is guts & determination. That’s what they need to teach in school rather than useless crap I never needed in life.

[@MrMjym]

in school they put stuff that i never use for working on a tower or a pole

[@tapestry6455]

Today, just like yesterday, I didn't use algebra.

[@johnclyne6350]

@@Look_What_You_Did Happy with it

[@johnclyne6350]

I was voted least likely to suceed in high school. My electric wiring instructor wrote in my yearbook: “Get buzzy, watch your head, good luck you’ll need it!” My history teacher wrote: “Stay close to our mutual friends-Jack, Southern, Jose Cuervo, ect.” If only my teachers were alive today to see what I have become 40 years later. I’m willing to wager that I’ve become more successful than most of my classmates.

[@johnclyne6350]

@@Look_What_You_Did Yes you can. However if I could figure out a way to post pictures from my yearbook on this forum? I would do that. However I was not blessed with a great brain. I only have a 86 IQ. Despite that I found success despite adversity. My wife says some people in life are born with a poor hand in life like me. It’s how you play that hand that determines your level of success. My wife says I turned that poor hand into a royal flush. I don’t even play cards. I know I did well in life despite the hecklers.

[@SI-lg2vp]

I would take the external helicopter lift over tower assembly. Glad to see the static discharge line for the helicopter load. Way too risky, but very cool video.

[@NoaahTYB]

Much respect sir, I work for Davey Tree doing utility pole inspections! Really amazes me what you do! Be safe friend and god bless

[@bruceringrose7539]

Excellent video, great teamwork!

[@brucemorris6319]

I worked derricks on a drilling rig back in the 70s . I had to go to the crown a few times that was high enough for me.

[@christathellmann486]

Respekt das ihr die Arbeit machen könnt Gott bewahre euch

[@jakegraham9454]

Looks like the best job ever

[@chrissnarxsr]

Incredible!! 👏

[@linha1944]

Excelente trabalho... saudações de um irmão de profissão aqui do Brazil.

[@richardbates8023]

Awesome thanks respect to a great crew.

[@qutodiamum]

Super excellent work 😊

[@funkeb.1512]

Sehr gute Arbeit. Aber wäre es in der heutigen Zeit nicht Sinnvol,ein einhängebaren Akkuschrauber dabei zu haben?

[@linemanatwork7948]

Wir benutzen auch Akkuschrauber. Aber für die Arbeit hat mir auch eine Ratsche gelangt.

[@harlandixon3453]

Great work. I was wondering why some bolts have no washers and others have 2? Will the be left that way or will it be changed after the tower is erected?

[@linemanatwork7948]

that is correct. when the tower is standing, a second metal plate is added. And is screwed correctly.  that is correct. when the tower is standing, a second metal plate is added. And is screwed correctly. that is correct. when the tower is standing, a second metal plate is added. And is screwed correctly.

[@duaneayers6117]

If it wasn't for people like these types of guys who are risking their lives so that the public will have electricity. Millions of people would die.

[@kennethhayslip4218]

THE HELICOPTER PILOT IS THE BEST

[@ethanbarc]

Good job team

[@jthepickle7]

" Hey, could I borrow your wrench, I dropped mine."

[@gradyrm237]

Are these electrical linemen or ironworkers?

[@linemanatwork7948]

Lineman. Not Ironworkers...

[@wilsonpinheiro1883]

No vídeo nota-se um erro de montagem. O tecnivo voloca as duas arruelas no mesmo lado do parafuso junto a porca. Certo É uma arruela na cabeca do parafuso e outra sob a porca. Espero que arrumem na revisão. Saudacoes.

[@linemanatwork7948]

Versteh dich leider nicht. Englisch???

[@ConscienceConscience]

Which country is this?

[@linemanatwork7948]

Austria...

[@БольшойБелыйДракон]

👏💪

[@aquariusarius2138]

⚡💫🖐️

[@mcspikes1]

I don’t know how much you guys are paid, but whatever it is it’s not enough.

[@bruh-om8ir]

200k-400k

[@bruh-om8ir]

$400k is with a shit ton of OT

[@nikicacorluka7600]

@@bruh-om8ir 40-45k euro year. in Germany

[@Crazy--Clown]

Cowboys

[@xcalibertrekker6693]

Is the hardware made in china?

[@ethanbarc]

Good job team