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What are the 3 methods of digging a pole?

by hand, sucker truck, excavator, auger

when digging in rocky conditions what speed should the auger be on?

low speed

can a 10 ft pole be dug with an auger?

yes, you can extended the expansion shaft to dig up to a 11ft hole

the diameter of the hole is how much bigger than the pole?

8 inches

what is the minimum setting depth for rock in:


40ft & 50ft

40 = 4.5ft & 50 = 5ft

what are the 3 basic types of pole setting situations?

live line, de-energized, and new construction

what must take place before setting a pole

a tailboard

two methods of setting poles by hand are?

pike pole method, and gin pole method

what is shock loading?

jerking of the line

which direction does the face of the pole face on the dead end poles?

the gain faces the anchor

to plumb a pole, how far back do you stand?

3 times the pole length

what is it meant by facing the pole?

turning the pole to its in line position

what is used to line up poles?

plumb bob

when hand digging in sand or gravel is caving in what can be used to prevent this?

a barrel with the bottom cut out

what determines the class of the pole?

circumference, how many knots, if there is any twist in the pole

when can class 6 poles be used?

private property, lease lights, service poles

what 2 things does the stability of the pole depend on?

depth of the hole, and strength of the soil

what are 3 factors that have a effect on the class of a pole to be used?

clearance, weight on conductor, wind loading

what are 3 conditions where stubbing may be required?

pole is weekend, bad soil, poles aren't set deep enough

what are 2 methods of stubbing?

wood, and steal stubbing

3 advantages of steel stubs over wood stubs

reusable, stronger, less maintenance.

on wood poles, and ant split bolt must be installed below each bolt carrying more than how many pounds?

2000 pounds

in a pre trip inspection, what are you looking for?

air compressor, brakes, wheel pressure, lug nuts, wind shield, gas, oil levels, battery, belts/hoses, engine, fire extinguisher

is there lean in the dead end pole?

rake of 1 pole width (1ft)

what is the most important place to tamp?

the the whole hole, especially the first ft.

who do you call to check for burried cables and lines?

BC1

what tools do you use to hand dig?

bar and spoon

what is quartering the pole?

drilling holes to close togethor, which completely weakens the pole (15cm apart)

on a slope, which way does the gain face?

highside

what class of pole is in normal soil?

class 4 & 5

under what condition is it not necessary to roof a pole?

if its fully treated