Static arm platform
AssigneeQuanta Associates, L.P.
InventorsBenjamin James HARVEY, Tyler Lee ROSE, Brian Dale BROGAN, Daniel Neil O'CONNELL
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AssigneeQuanta Associates, L.P.
InventorsBenjamin James HARVEY, Tyler Lee ROSE, Brian Dale BROGAN, Daniel Neil O'CONNELL
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A static arm platform for mounting onto a static arm includes a rigid saddle adapted for releasable mounting down onto the static arm, at a desired location along the static arm dictated by a pre-chosen static arm cross section profile formed as lower cut-outs in a pair of gusset plates mounted at each end of the saddle between a pair of rigid flanks extending down the sides of the saddle. The lower cut-outs snuggly fit onto and over the static arm at the desired locations on the static arm to resist a rotation of the saddle relative to the static arm when a lineman is standing on one of a pair of foot decks mounted at the lower ends of the rigid flanks, wherein the rigid flanks define a static arm receiving cavity to envelope the static arm when the static arm platform is mounted on the static arm.
A static arm platform for mounting onto a static arm comprising a rigid saddle adapted for releasable mounting down onto the static arm, at a desired location along the static arm dictated by a pre-chosen static arm cross section profile formed as lower cut-outs in a pair of gusset plates mounted at each end of the saddle, wherein the gusset plates are mounted so as to cross between a pair of rigid flanks extending down the sides of the saddle and the lower cut-outs snuggly fit onto and over the static arm at the desired locations on the static arm with sufficiently close tolerance fit so as to resist a rotation of the saddle relative to the static arm when a lineman is standing on one of a pair of foot decks mounted at the lower ends of the rigid flanks, and further wherein the rigid flanks define a static arm receiving cavity to envelope the static arm when the static arm platform is mounted on the static arm.
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