Miller, Kempster Blanchard, 1870-1933 · New York : McGraw publishing company · leaf 813
FIG. B65.—Y.GUY. the strain, and the greater therefore must be the precaution takento meet it. In Fig. 564 is shown an ordinary side guy used in light lines wherethere are but few cross-arms. POLE LINE CONSTRUCTION. TJ] Where more than four cross-arms are used a Y-guy (Fig. 565)should always be… … FIG. G6e.—GUY AT CROSSING. top and bottom arm. To guy from the top of the pole only, as isfrequently done, causes the latter to bow toward the center of the
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