Horsepowered Utility Work to the Rescue

Join Joe as he films Jason Julian and his team of Brabant draft horses to do some work in the hills outside of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Due to the location, hills and condition of the winter mountain road, their usual equipment could not do the job so CH Coakley, Inc of Milwaukee, Wisconsin hired Jason and his horse drawn wagon to remove old battery cells from a retired AT&T radio site. The job required the Brabant team to make 5 trips up and down the steep, snowy winter road to haul all the batteries and equipment. We see a lot of footage of his draft horses working! joe interviews Matt Anderson from AT&T of Green Bay, WI to explain the job. Joe also interviews Brian Coakley and Al Brown of CH Coakley. The Coakley company has been in business for 130 years and began back when horses were the normal method ofor hauling. They are used to thinking outside the box in order to get their work done. They have special expertise in medical and telecommunication equipment and crews are trained and certified to handle special hazardous materials. Watch our video about Jason and his wife Katrina and their Horse powered Wisconsin Dairy Farm.