I would've sh!t my pants about 30 feet up from the ground.
That can't be a pretty picture. I imagine it would be like getting hit by a train.
I get the honors to work on the stacks at our power plant on epa stuff. Not near that high, but they sure move in the wind. Don't think I'd care for the 1700 ft tower.
I wouldn't be into the free climbing, but one of the construction guys that put up a new stack safety system for us to tie onto, didn't use anything.
He said that if he fell, and was tied off, he'd die before anybody could get to him from loss of blood circulation in about 15 minutes. Falling, he would only have to think about it for 10 seconds.
I wouldn't be into the free climbing, but one of the construction guys that put up a new stack safety system for us to tie onto, didn't use anything.
He said that if he fell, and was tied off, he'd die before anybody could get to him from loss of blood circulation in about 15 minutes. Falling, he would only have to think about it for 10 seconds.
Absolutely my greatest fear.........
Tulsa Mike
Tulsa Mike
Wow those guys got to have a big brass pair
I fell asleep watching that.
Made me a little woozy just watching it! My hands and legs were tightening up a bit!
What about getting up there and then a stomach bug hitting you! I guess it would be really bad for his partner!
What about getting up there and then a stomach bug hitting you! I guess it would be really bad for his partner!
From the intertubes
"It depends on where you are: prices vary widely by geography. My antenna installation outfit here in Ohio charges about $60 per man per hour on the job. That's relatively cheap. I've run into tower jockeys that charge a $1 to $2 per foot just to climb, then another $75-$100 per hour on top of that."
