[TowerTalk] Finally got my crank up tilt over

[dw]

Hmmmm..
Since I know very little about those details.
I wonder if a common pricing parameter would be to price them per
sections, like a price per 10-foot section.
Very similar to the way one might purchase used 25G sections by $X
dollars per section.

So for example, lets say the common price range for a used crank-up or
tilt-over per section.
And I would guess that it is more common for these to be manually
operated than motor driven, so lets say manually operated.
And for the base, I'm not familiar enough to know what differences there
would be in base assemblies.



On Wed, Feb 17, 2016, at 08:01 AM, Chris wrote:
> Need more specifics....height, motor drive or manual, base, what's
> included, etc.
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> Chris
> KF7P
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> On Feb 17, 2016, at 8:58 AM, dw wrote:
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> > Whats a common selling price for a used crank up or tilt over tower?
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> > On Tue, Feb 16, 2016, at 01:28 PM, Ken K6MR wrote:
> >> I bought a used TH354 as my first tower in 1967. This was one of a series
> >> of guyed crankups that Tri-Ex made in the 60s and a little into the
> >> 1970s. The series was the T, TH, H, and HS, in heights from 37 feet
> >> (-237) to 122 feet (-7122). Each version used combinations of the same
> >> tower sections depending on how tall and what section widths you wanted. 
> >> I was in the tower business in the early 1970s and saw a number of them.
> >> They were much cheaper than the self supporting models. But not nearly as
> >> strong.
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