Slip Hook is an accessory to be used with either the 8" or 24" Aerial Buddy® fiber install sheave.

This pulling eye attaches to the end fitting of your Easy Buddy®. It is the ideal accessory for attaching pull line or grips to the rod. Includes (1) pulling eye with 5/16 UNC-2A thread.

This swivel eye attaches to the end fitting of your Big Buddy®. It is the ideal accessory for attaching pull line or grips to the rod. The swiveling head prevents the pulling eye from backing off the threads. Includes (1) swivel eye with 3/8-16 thread.

The Fiber Optic Shears feature high carbon stainless steel blades that can stand up to professional use. They are ideal for cutting Kevlar fibers, soft cable, wire insulation, tape, cable ties and other electronic materials. Feature a comfort-grip ambidextrous handle and notched, serrated edges to grip material and remove wire jackets. Web belt pouch included.

Replacement fiberglass rod

The Bucket Mount Divided Tool Tray is an extremely versatile accessory for bucket trucks with endless customization options. This tray provides safe, convenient storage for tools outside the bucket. It is also an ideal solution for organizing your aerial hardware, anchors, clamps, drill bits and much more.

The Microduct Fisher on Stand features all fiberglass rod construction for safety and easy handling. The low-profile pulling eye is permanently mounted on the rod to move smoothly in fiber microducts as small as 6 mm, where traditional fish tapes are too large. The smooth, round polymer jacket will not nick or scratch fiber or duct wall.

The popular FG Series of fiberglass poles by Jameson have been an industry standard for over 50 years. The high quality of these fiberglass poles makes them the preferred choice for telecommunication lineman, arborists and landscapers. These lay-up sticks offer a strong yet lightweight solution without sacrificing control or bending strength. Extension poles are equipped with a male ferrule on one end and a female ferrule on the opposite end. For highest performance and safety, Jameson recommends always using a base pole.