Ham Radio Antenna Tower Removal at Ali Beeby blog

Ham Radio Antenna Tower Removal. If you need tower work done, from installation to repair, k4za can probably help you! If you can afford to hire a crane, do so, but if the tower isn't more than 25 or 30 feet you can safely lower the tower if you take some simple precautions. Truck cranes and lifts would work for a tower of. Clamp a gin pole to the segment below and attach the cable to the upper segment. Can work on most every model of tower and antenna. 46 years of ham radio experience. I’m moving into a house that has a large ham radio antenna with a tower that is bolted on to the side of the house. A friend of mine told me about a ham radio antenna tower that we could have if we removed it from their house and took it away. Taking down an old or damaged antenna tower can be a difficult job. Your town building dept may require a permit for demolition. Really depends on if you want to save the tower to reinstall it elsewhere or not. As i’m not a ham. If the tower is in good condition, one of the hams may want it. Solid mechanical & engineering background (national contest journal contributing editor). Unbolt the upper segment and then lower it using the gin pole.

If the tower is in good condition, one of the hams may want it. Taking down an old or damaged antenna tower can be a difficult job. 46 years of ham radio experience. If you need tower work done, from installation to repair, k4za can probably help you! A friend of mine told me about a ham radio antenna tower that we could have if we removed it from their house and took it away. Clamp a gin pole to the segment below and attach the cable to the upper segment. If you can afford to hire a crane, do so, but if the tower isn't more than 25 or 30 feet you can safely lower the tower if you take some simple precautions. Unbolt the upper segment and then lower it using the gin pole. I’m moving into a house that has a large ham radio antenna with a tower that is bolted on to the side of the house. Really depends on if you want to save the tower to reinstall it elsewhere or not.

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Ham Radio Antenna Tower Removal Clamp a gin pole to the segment below and attach the cable to the upper segment. I’m moving into a house that has a large ham radio antenna with a tower that is bolted on to the side of the house. As i’m not a ham. If the tower is in good condition, one of the hams may want it. Really depends on if you want to save the tower to reinstall it elsewhere or not. A friend of mine told me about a ham radio antenna tower that we could have if we removed it from their house and took it away. If you can afford to hire a crane, do so, but if the tower isn't more than 25 or 30 feet you can safely lower the tower if you take some simple precautions. Solid mechanical & engineering background (national contest journal contributing editor). Clamp a gin pole to the segment below and attach the cable to the upper segment. Truck cranes and lifts would work for a tower of. Can work on most every model of tower and antenna. Unbolt the upper segment and then lower it using the gin pole. Your town building dept may require a permit for demolition. 46 years of ham radio experience. If you need tower work done, from installation to repair, k4za can probably help you! Taking down an old or damaged antenna tower can be a difficult job.