RE: [TowerTalk] Pushup pole sources

["Durwydd MacTara" <durwydd@hotmail.com>]

Jack,
  I used two 21 foot chain link fence rails, bolted with 1/4" lag bolts to 
8 foot landscape timbers sunk at least 3 feet into the ground. I ran a 
bakstay of dacron cord from near the top of each. Cheap, effective and 
rugged. Rather than pulleys at the tops of the fence rails, I used staniless 
eyebolts with the loop closures facing up to avoid snagging the rather thin 
dacoron hayards suspending the antena. cost? about $26 each.

 "Communications" is a People skill, the rest is technology.
            Durwydd MacTara

> From: Jack Berry <jlberry@direcway.com>
> To: Tower Talk <TOWERTALK@contesting.com>
> Subject: [TowerTalk] Pushup pole sources
> Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 18:19:33 -0600
>
> What are some good sources for pushup poles, 30-40 ft? I assume fiberglass
> is the preferred material. I plan to use 4 to support a wire loop. Thanks!
>
>
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