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Assemble Wire Pulling Head

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What happens here

Multiple conductor wires, specifically black, red, and blue (representing phases in a 120-208 Volt color code) along with a white (neutral) wire, are individually inserted and securely locked into the pulling eye assembly. This process requires several electricians working collaboratively, with each tightening their respective wire connections using an Allen wrench to ensure all wires are firmly attached to the pulling eye before the main pull begins.

Goal: Securely attach all individual conductor wires to the pulling eye tool, forming the pulling head.

Tools and materials

  • Allen Wrench Unspecified — Tightening the locking mechanisms on the pulling eye for each wire
  • Black Electrical Conductor Encore Wire — One of the phase wires for the electrical service
  • Blue Electrical Conductor Encore Wire — One of the phase wires for the electrical service
  • Pulling Eye Tool Unspecified — The main attachment point for all conductor wires
  • Red Electrical Conductor Encore Wire — One of the phase wires for the electrical service
  • White Electrical Conductor Encore Wire — The neutral wire for the electrical service

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