Petr,
Go to the universal tower website and browse through the Heavy-Duty
tower specs.
http://www.universaltowers.com/
Don
N8DE
Edmore, MI
petr@latestwave.com wrote:
>Good afternoon,
>
>I?m new to towers and wondering if anyone could give me advice. I would like
>to put up an 80?self-supporting tower. Here are some additional
>requirements:
>1. I would like to put three antennas (cyclone, canopy, colubris @
>16lbs/7sqft)
>and still have the ability to climb to the top of the tower after install (say
>a technician weighs 250 lbs), would this make the tower heavy-duty?
>2. I?ve checked with the township/county zoning/inspection, for Georgetown
>Township in Ottawa County, Michigan and they told me the wind load is 90 mph
>and snow load is 35-40 lbs.
>Could anyone recommend manufacturers/retailers of towers that would fit these
>criteria? Is there a market where I could find used towers? Are there any
>tower experts in the W. Michigan area that could verify the wind/snow loading?
>
>Thank you,
>Petr
>Grand Rapids (Georgetown), MI
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