Re: Watertown Mount - dslreports.com

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Airplane777 join:2004-06-20	reply to John Galt Re: Watertown Mount said by John Galt : said by Airplane777 : I assume you might run the CAT 5 down a railing of the ladder that you use to climb up the tower? NO attachments to ladders. Bummer...lol. It seems like it would be pretty difficult to run cable down a water tower leg. Like...how do you do that? Seems next to impossible. Do you lower yourself down the water tower leg with a rope and attach the CAT 5 along the way?
Airplane777 join:2004-06-20	to forum · permalink · · 2006-07-09 23:36:57 ·
Diddy1 join:2003-07-19 Sidney, NE	That's one of the reasons we bought an old bucket truck I couldn't come up with a solution to that very type of problem other than a bucket truck etc. Aaron
Diddy1 join:2003-07-19 Sidney, NE	to forum · permalink · · 2006-07-10 00:28:49 ·
Airplane777 join:2004-06-20 1 edit	But bucket trucks aren't even that high.
Airplane777 join:2004-06-20 1 edit	to forum · permalink · · 2006-07-10 00:31:27 ·
LLigetfa join:2006-05-15 Fort Frances, ON	Tying to the handrail would create a safety hazard but there is no reason why you could not work from the ladder to attach sections of conduit that does not impede the use of the ladder. Just don't do one long straight section or else the tension on the wire at the top with all the weight hanging from it would do it in.
LLigetfa join:2006-05-15 Fort Frances, ON	to forum · permalink · · 2006-07-10 09:12:09 ·


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