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Changing a LIVE 7200V Fuse Without Cutting Power!

2026-05-23 · 15:04 UTC ·Bobsdecline - Lineman blogger ·1 min read

Brief

Jack Jumper demonstration by Bobsdecline (published 2026-05-23) shows Utility Solutions’ live‑line tool used to bypass a cutout and swap a 7,200 V fuse without dropping customer power. The hands‑on demo was done in a controlled scenario, emphasizes that the tool isn’t yet utility‑approved, and repeats a strict no‑DIY safety disclaimer.

Why it matters

Used the Jack Jumper (Utility Solutions) to bypass a cutout and replace a live 7,200 V fuse without interrupting customer power during an on‑pole demo.

Key details

  • The Jack Jumper has been on the market about 15 years but was new to the crew; video published 2026-05-23 notes the tool is not yet approved by their utility and includes a strict safety/anti‑DIY disclaimer.
  • The creator (Bobsdecline) solicits feedback from linemen about whether their utilities allow the Jack Jumper and asks about real‑world safety, reliability, and practicality.
Source evidence

Hey Everyone!

​In this video, we’re getting our hands on a tool that’s been on the market for about 15 years, but is brand new to our crew: The Jack Jumper by Utility Solutions.

​Right now, this tool isn't officially approved by our utility company yet, but we wanted to put it to the test in a controlled scenario to see if it lives up to the hype. Watch as we use it to bypass a cutout and safely change out a fuse without dropping power to customers.

​📢 CALLING ALL LINEMEN: We want to hear from you! Does your utility allow the Jack Jumper? Have you run into any issues with them in the field, or are they a total game-changer for your daily workflow? Drop a comment below and let us know your thoughts on the safety, reliability, and practicality of this tool.

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*** These video's are NOT intended for training or D.I.Y. Only properly trained and authorized personal are allowed to work on this equipment. Always adhere to work methods and procedures particular to the company you are working for. ***

Be safe Everyone. Cheers! 🥂

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Channel: Bobsdecline - Lineman blogger
Published: 2026-05-23
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZVZbsUi6IU