Electric Pole Setter: Machines That Do The Work For You
As cities expand and rural areas begin to open up to development, more and more utility pole installations are being seen on rough terrain in the U.S. Power pole installer that can get the job done with more equipment small and more controlled precision. The machinery used must also be able to operate in any type of weather, including high winds and ice. Poleset is an all-around qualifying company, offering to get jobs done on rough terrain in no time using our Xtreme Polesetter II rigid track trucks.
The Polesetter II has been designed to perform even in inclement weather and rough terrain. The truck was independently tested using computer-generated analysis to ensure that it would live up to the claims made about its capabilities. This impressive power pole setter can dig a hole to the proper depth with ease, effortlessly lift and place the nearly half-ton pole, and connect the necessary cables with no hassle. Other pole mounters can vary in size, making different machines suitable for different jobs, but before each job begins, engineering and design plans are thoroughly researched and implemented.
Before excavation of the earth begins for the power pole setter to drop onto the towers, crews will be thinking about everything involved in the job, including new facilities, modernizing or upgrading existing systems, consolidation or readjustments. Designers will do their best to ensure that work done in a neighborhood blocks access to streets and sidewalks as little as possible and will also do their best to ensure that the end result does not become a cluttered street view. Pre-planning allows you to maximize space for falls, reduce clutter, cutting and trenching, and create a work environment that is safer for the amount of planning to ensure that it is.
With the incredible modern machinery in use today, it is no wonder electric pole erectors have reduced both crew size and labor time in years past. These trucks can be easily transported to and from job sites without ruining lawns and landscaping in the process, they can lift one or two workers 60 feet into the air to reach important workspaces without fear of injury, and they can be operated remotely to ensure safety in cases where extra caution is required. Durable, weather resistant, and fast, it makes sense to have these trucks, especially trucks like the Xtreme Polesetter II, with you on any pole setting job.