Method of removing a splice from a power line
OwnerAndrew Scott Longinventor
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A tool facilitates removal of a splice used to serially connect lengths of cable into an electrical power line. The tool has an elongated slide of semi-circular cross-section with outer and inner diameters suited to saddle the cable and snugly enter into an open end of the splice and into abutment against a spring-biased split-ring vise grip in the splice. With the leading end of the tool butted against the spring-biased vise grip, application of manual force to a handle on the trailing end of the tool drives the vise grip to compress its biasing spring, expanding the vise-grip and releasing the cable for removal from the vise grip and the splice without damaging the splice or cutting the cables connected to the splice.
A method for removing a splice from an electrical power line, the splice containing spring biased frustum split-ring vise-grips serially connecting lengths of cable into the electrical power line, the method comprising the steps of:
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