What is a lineman wrench used for?

Lineman’s Wrenches for high line utility pole installation and repair. The Bolt-Thru design allows threaded rod to pass thru the socket so that nuts can be secured on any threaded length.

What is a buck squeeze?

The BuckSqueeze™ is a Wood Pole Fall Restriction Device that provides continual Wood Pole Fall Protection during ascent and descent. It is easy to adjust to accommodate the size of the pole and model 483D is for distribution poles up to 50″ in circumference.

What is a goat wrench used for?

The Goat Wrench is useful on pole line hardware and electrical conduit and pipe. Jaw design grips various sizes and has self ratchet action. Heavy forged, chrome plated construction with handy built-in hammer.

What is a spud wrench?

A spud wrench is a wrench with an adjustable or standard box wrench on one end and a tapered spike on the other. The spike can be used to line up bolt holes when installing pipe fittings, doing automotive work or—in the case of iron workers—for lining up bolt holes in girders and beams.

How does a buck squeeze work?

The BuckSqueeze, cinches tightly around the pole, using the users weight, to minimize fall distance in the event of a cutout or slip while ascending or descending a pole. Fall distance may vary based upon adjustment, pole condition and the environment in which this product is being used.

What tools do lineman use?

your toolkit needs to include every size and shape of the lineman speed wrench available.

What equipment does a lineman use?

There are plenty of lineman hand tools aside from the necessary wearable equipment like water proof shoes, multi-tasking belt, rubber gloves and helmet. Usually there is a small lineman hand tool kit which gets attached to the lineman’s belt. This kit contains the basic tools like pliers, wrench, screwdriver, circuit tester and skinning knife.

What is the use of electrician pliers?

Gripping. A plumber repairs a toilet with a pair of pliers. The primary use of pliers is for gripping.