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the_purple_pig · 13-10-2009, 10:55

I'm not too sure exactly how it attaches, I'll TRY take a look tonight, and take a photograph while I'm at it.

My main problem (and why it's taken me 4 years to decide enough is enough and fix it) is that I am terrified of ladders, and I can't get within touching distance of my gutter before I freeze up.

My plan of action is to steel myself with a couple of whiskies before I try go up there again. That was a joke :-)

I think shifting it downwards will be impossible because the cable is as taut as can be already, and moving downwards will create more tension. Moving above the gutter may be possible, but then again I am not sure that I am allowed to touch the fitting, or if I am supposed to call the phone company or council and they do, since it is technically not my property, I think.

13-10-2009, 10:55	#16
the_purple_pig Inactive Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 4	Re: Overhead cables regulations BT? I'm not too sure exactly how it attaches, I'll TRY take a look tonight, and take a photograph while I'm at it. My main problem (and why it's taken me 4 years to decide enough is enough and fix it) is that I am terrified of ladders, and I can't get within touching distance of my gutter before I freeze up. My plan of action is to steel myself with a couple of whiskies before I try go up there again. That was a joke :-) I think shifting it downwards will be impossible because the cable is as taut as can be already, and moving downwards will create more tension. Moving above the gutter may be possible, but then again I am not sure that I am allowed to touch the fitting, or if I am supposed to call the phone company or council and they do, since it is technically not my property, I think.