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Call the power company. It's before their demarcation point. They should take care of it. Yes, it's probably ok to go up and "gently remove" it, but what if it's not. Don't fuck with that.
My electric utilities demarc moves depending on where the problem is.
This is the correct answer. It's the power company's problem. Weird accidents can happen.