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From: Sequim, WA
Originally Posted by MARTYSTOWRIG
I bet you do Tom, I was changing out a 480V 3ph lighting contactor. As i was in the live panel I was using my handy dandy 1000VAC screwdriver and my pinky finger strayed away twords the next contactor. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ F****** Ouch GD MF piece OF S..... Just the power of L1 through me to the concrete floor via my finger was enough to make me aware of thet particular contactor.
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From: Living under the bosses d
Originally Posted by nubeee1
You sparkys made me spew beer all over my key board and monitor....LMAO
Back then I was a jack of all trades (industrial maintenance tech) and did everything from new electrical branches to plumbing and everything in between.
I have stories of things like transformers blowing up in my face to irrigation sprinklers hoseing me down. that would make you crap yourself
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From: Sequim, WA
Originally Posted by nubeee1
I can relate....Come on Mike, I mean George, tell them, a Ranger is a jack of all trade's...What we don't know We Improvise.!!!
Have a nice Beer!!!
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Take the shock treatment, its really not that bad. Your muscles spaz, tense and then your done. Just call it a good work out. You will burn about 100 calories and loose about 8lbs. from ****'n your pants.
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Originally Posted by lostmybeer
AWWWW! Was'nt that a great feeling? My physical torturist keeps trying to shock me, to wake my muscle in my leg and wants to know if its to much. I laugh and tell her no, it tickles.
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From: Ocean Park WA
Originally Posted by Snowbunny
Yes, the climb is a work-out but the view is so worth it!!! And I just really enjoy the work. Spent over three hours in a hub last week. Good thing I didn't need to go use the ladie's room!!! Ha! Ha!!!
Is the pilot rig yours, Grey?
Is the pilot rig yours, Grey?
That's why you carry your little baggy with you, and check the wind direction so it clears the truck befor you toss it. Bounced acouple off of other peoples though. Only the mill wrights towed theirs to the towers. It was a long way to the office if you had to go.
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From: Ocean Park WA
Originally Posted by MARTYSTOWRIG
I bet you do Tom, I was changing out a 480V 3ph lighting contactor. As i was in the live panel I was using my handy dandy 1000VAC screwdriver and my pinky finger strayed away twords the next contactor. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ F****** Ouch GD MF piece OF S..... Just the power of L1 through me to the concrete floor via my finger was enough to make me aware of thet particular contactor.
Sure love a girl with brass!
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Wow!! Been a while!! Took forever to find this,,, I didn't realize it had been so long since I posted pics!!! Ha! Ha!! Ha!!!
Anyways, here's a great shot I got the other morning on my way in to work!!! What a great sunrise!!! Still pretty smoky from the fire!!!
Anyways, here's a great shot I got the other morning on my way in to work!!! What a great sunrise!!! Still pretty smoky from the fire!!!
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