Maintenance on Tower Antennas
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•Man climbs a 1,999-foot tower to change a light bulb. It looks just as wild as you'd think.
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Man climbs a 1,999-foot tower to change a light bulb.
Nick Wagner works for a company called National Tower Controls , LLC , and apparently, they do maintenance on these towers annually .
In the video, Wagner took everyone on his climb to change out the light bulb and inspect KDLT-TV's antenna in 2015 .
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