SALE ON THE MADI TRI-SQUARE BIG WRENCH!

Features & Benefits:

• Non-conductive Patented Handle – Up to 30% Lighter

• Stainless Steel Sockets to Enhance Durability and Minimize Rusting

• 3-in-1 Socket Wrench fits:

   - 1/2” Lag bolts (Hard Heads)

   - 5/8”, 3/4”, & 1/2” square headed bolts and nuts

• Bolt-thru Design

• Ratchet Mechanism with Reversing Control

• Rubber Grip for Comfortable & Secure Hold

• Built In Safety Lanyard Hole for Tethering Where Required

• Tapered Handle for Easy Storage in Belt or Bucket

• High Visibility MADI Green

🤩 JUST LAUNCHED! 🤩 NEW PRODUCTS TRAILER

Tallman Equipment Company is proud to present the New Products Trailer! Fully equipped with the latest tools in the Electric Utility Industry, this trailer will travel nationwide for you and your crew to learn about what's new in the industry and experience the tools up close.

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For many, the archetypal image of a lineman is the guy up in an aerial bucket working tirelessly to restore power in the aftermath of a storm. The sight of utility workers fighting the elements amidst downed trees and toppled utility poles represents humanity’s ability to respond and to thrive in the face of adversity. It’s a noble vision, and if the NOAA’s predictions for the 2024 hurricane season are any indication, it’s one we are going to see frequently over the coming months.

The 2024 Hurricane Season

Earlier this year, the meteorologists at the NOAA predicted this would be an “above-normal” hurricane season, their predictions were echoed by Colorado State University’s Department of Atmospheric Science. The confluence of above normal ocean temperatures, a La Niña, and reduced Atlantic wind shear all point the potential for a higher than normal number of named storms. The current prediction is for 17-25 named storms with the possibility of 8-13 hurricanes and 4-7 major hurricanes. This is in contrast to the historical averages, which hover around 14 storms, 7 hurricanes, and 3 major hurricanes.

Colorado State’s most recent updated forecast, from July 9th, has slightly increased the forecast for hurricane activity this season. They note greater confidence in the forecast at this point in the year due to the “persistence of the current hurricane-favorable large-scale environmental conditions.” Their original forecast called for 23 tropical storms, 11 hurricanes, and 5 major hurricanes. They have now increased that forecast to 25 named storms, 12, hurricanes, and 6 major hurricanes. They even breakdown the probabilities of a major hurricane (minimum category 3) hitting the continental United States (after July 8th), with the current odds being 57% of a strike anywhere along the east coast, gulf, or Florida Peninsula (the full-season average probability historically has been 43%).

These predictions come after...

Congratulations to our August Lineman of the Month - Ryan Watts

"I want to nominate my dad because he has stepped up to Foreman as a new journeyman successfully leading a crew of 6 apprentices while picking up extra watch weeks. With this job and long hours, he has provided an amazing life for me and my two brothers and his wife. I very much think he deserves this nomination and I love him and appreciate him so much!

All submissions that are not selected as winners will be rolled into the submission pool for another chance at winning.

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