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A hydraulic cable jack (or hydraulic cable drum jack) is a heavy-duty lifting device used to raise and support large spools or drums of electrical cables, power lines, and steel wire ropes. This elevation allows the drum to rotate freely so workers can smoothly uncoil or pull cable during installation.
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