This is a good idea to consider with every rotator installation in Rohn
towers. I ALWAYS install the rotator shelf "upside down", or at least with
the flanges up, the opposite way Rohn always shows it in their catalog. I
find it much easier to look down on my work while installing the nuts on the
shelf ubolts than to try to work over my head while looking up under the
shelf to install them.
Stan [email protected]
Bill Turner, W7TI wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Oct 1998 07:22:43 -0500, [email protected] (Mikey) wrote:
>
> >
> >I have a question..Have any of you installed a T2X rotor in a Rohn 25G
> >tower, and if so, how did you mount it? I am replacing a Ham IV that is
> >giving problems with the T2x, but it is too big to fit inside..Any help
> >appreciated..73, Mike W4SMG
> _____________________________________________________________
> I had the same problem back in '92 and there is a simple solution.
> Remove the mounting plate the T2X sits on and re-install it upside
> down. That gives you about an inch more clearance to get it in and
> that's all you need. Works like a charm. I told the Rohn factory
> about that and their response was "we'll look into it". Never heard
> back from them. Could be later production towers have it fixed by
> now.
>
> 73, Bill W7TI
>
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