> Perhaps it is wise, when refurbishing a galvanized tower section that
> shows some rust, to inspect the inside of any tubular member for rust or
> other deterioration. Rust is a symptom of deteriorating galvanized
> coating, which may, in some cases, occur inside a tube at a rate greater
> than on the outside. If the galvanized coating fails on the inside,
> painting the outside only may not make that tower section safe to use.
> 73 de WOØW
What do you use to inspect the inside of the
tower legs?
I am guessing one could use a fiber optic
gadget of some sort as one would want to
see the inside of at least one crossmember
joint.
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Thanks! & 73, doc kd4e http://bibleseven.com
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