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linw
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  #1167316 3-Nov-2014 09:35
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Wow, what a birdsnest!! Bloody impressive. Wonder how they diagnose and fix problems? 

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  #1167317 3-Nov-2014 09:36
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lol i just chucked "Indian power pole" into Google :)




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  #1170036 6-Nov-2014 14:10
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Beccara:

I'm sorry but what are these unreasonable qualifications? I don't think i ever recall being able to walk into a lines company (or Chorus since they own alot of poles too) and just ask to slap some cables up.




I accept that - of course you should be qualified to meet safety requirements.
The best example I can describe is becoming a chorus customer, where up until recently they wanted a $50k deposit. In terms of the lines co wanting a assessment on each pole which costs $600 is pretty much a way to prevent competition to the lines companies own future plans. I very much doubt it would cost that if they were to do it internally.
But hey... thats business and you just gotta deal with it.




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  #1183191 26-Nov-2014 11:00
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B4RN Project

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his is how to do these things for rural projects but its not to make money!

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