I have been seeing a lot of those signs on Speer Boulevard and along East 6th Avenue.

I have recently sharked out a few of them, and they come right back the same day.

I did one at the NW corner of 6th Avenue and Washington Street, and it keeps coming back. Now it's too high to reach. Can anyone assist?

Thanks!

I wish I was in your area to help.

You could call D.O.T., which is what solved the situation in my area. They in turn called the power company, and I haven't seen any of the offending signs (in my instance) since.

Some twine, a weight at one end, and a wire saw in the middle will remove most of the sign. I've this setup, but never had a chance to use it.

I hope you find someone to help you there, seems like you've got a project on your hands.

Hi:

I rely on my trusty sharky stick to reach those hi-up signs. Here are pictures and instructions:

http://www.causs.org/tools.html

DenverShark

Most of the signs I get this way, with the sharky stick.

I use plumbing pipe available at any home improvement store. I have 2 pieces, each is 4 ft long. One has a sharpened bolt through it, (to remove the signs) the other piece has a sleeve attached that joins the 2 pieces together. Usually 1 length is fine, sometimes the 2 pieces joined are required to reach the offending signs. Low cost, and can be assembled with simple tools.

>I use plumbing pipe available at any home improvement store.
>I have 2 pieces, each is 4 ft long. One has a sharpened bolt
>through it, (to remove the signs) the other piece has a sleeve
>attached that joins the 2 pieces together. Usually 1 length
>is fine, sometimes the 2 pieces joined are required to reach
>the offending signs. Low cost, and can be assembled with
>simple tools.

This sounds just like my sharky stick, though mine is made of the thin wall steel conduit rather than plumbing pipe.

Newbie (not)