K1KW suggested:
> My suggestion would be to flush cut the remaining legs with
> the surface of the concrete base. Then drill a hole in the
> center of the concrete base for a pier pin instead, provided
> they make a pier pin base plate for the Rohn 25.
When my 100-footer fell some years back (trees on the guy wires),
I did what K1KW said, except that I left the 6-inch long bent and broken
stubs of the old base section in place. I built a short (6 inches or so)
rebar cage, sticking 2 of the rebar pieces into the hollow legs of the
broken stubs. I then added another foot or so of concrete on top of the old
base, and put a pier pin in the remaining broken-off stub (and made
sure it got plenty of concrete in the hole).
They do indeed make a pier-pin base plate for 25G (or did when
I needed it).
73,
Doug K1DG
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