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Re-strap SEU Cable to House Wall

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TREE FALLS ON CUSTOMER’S HOME ELECTRICAL SERVICE! - Day in the Life of a Father and Son Electrician

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What happens here

With the scaffold and ladder providing stable access, begin re-strapping the SEU cable. First, select the appropriate size metal cable straps. Using a cordless drill, create a pre-pilot hole in the house siding where each strap will be attached. Place the cable strap around the SEU cable and align it with the pre-drilled hole. Secure the strap firmly to the wall with screws, ensuring a snug fit without overtightening. Work from bottom to top, progressively securing all necessary straps to reattach the cable.

Goal: Securely fasten the SEU cable to the house wall.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill Milwaukee — Drilling pilot holes and driving screws
  • Pilot Drill Bit — Creating initial holes for screws
  • Safety Gloves Octogrip — Protecting hands
  • Screwdriver Bit — Driving screws
  • Metal Cable Straps — Securing the SEU cable to the wall
  • Screws — Fastening cable straps to the house siding

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These guys, right? Yep. Put it on the ground. You want to make a three pilot hole. So, I don't tighten it all the way yet. Got it. There you go. Down. Your foot's right there. Keeping your weight straight down on a scaffold. What's important distribution? Yep. A few moments later. You guys need the power off again? No. Okay. No. No. Cool. Thank you. X. Just thinking how I can get up a little bit higher maybe with the ladder. Do you want the 4-footer? Um, have a hard time. I might have to go up a little higher on this 4footer up there. Let me get the 4footer. Okay. Yeah. Just one more strap. It looks like it's Yeah. Thank God for the scaffold. Huh? Thank God for the scaffold. Nice baker scaffold. Yeah,

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