According to UST catalog, that tower weighs 430 pounds, and nests at 12
feet..... Car flatbed would be perfect. Hire a light duty boom tow
truck on each end to lift, or a few strong men.
I recently moved an HDX-572 from Colorado to Arizona. 20 foot car
trailer was not recommended because the tower would hang over the back,
and crossing state lines would expose us to being stopped in 3 different
states.
Hired a dedicated flatbed firm that picked it up at my former home and
took it to a storage location near the future new home. Expensive, but
painless as I was too busy moving the household goods to a temporary
residence. We thought it would take a few months to sell the mountain
home, it sold 6 days after listing, crunch time, tower became a
distraction.
Cheers,
Gene K5GS
On 3/30/2017 7:23 AM, Grant Saviers wrote:
Rent a car moving trailer or 20' flat bed. The tower can go over the
tongue a bit and stick out the back some if flagged (5' ? check the CA
DMV regs).
Getting it to and on the trailer depends entirely on where it is,
ground conditions, etc.
Grant KZ1W
On 3/30/2017 7:02 AM, Joe Partlow wrote:
So I spotted a listing on Craig's List for a 41 foot US Tower.
https://bakersfield.craigslist.org/for/6036930477.html
I think it's a TM-541SS. Does any have a suggestion on the best way
to move
it to my QTH. It's on the ground in Lake Isabella, CA and my QTH is
Camarillo, CA, about 150 miles.
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