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These kits use the bottom 10' section to embed in a concrete pad - you can embed 5' depending on your installation need. See note below for specification limitations. You can also purchase a variety of base sections, base plates, brackets, etc to accommodate this kit - see our store. *There are no wind/ice/load guidelines for 50' 45G Tower without being guyed or bracketed - you must consult a professional installer. We make no claims that this set up will handle any certain wind/ice/load specifications. This kit is offered as a convenience to our customers* *Rohn 45G is NOT rated self-supporting over 45'. Your tower will need to be guyed and/or bracketed according to the specifications in the Rohn 45G Guide. See Rohn or Antenna Parts Outlet website for this information* * Professional Installation Required. If your installation exceeds ice/wind/load ratings you must guy or bracket your tower* **These tower sections must ship via FREIGHT. Your delivery location must be able to accept a full size semi. If a forklift is not available at the delivery location (such as a residence or business without a dock), you will be required to unband the pallet and remove the tower sections from the truck by hand (average weight is 70 lbs per section). When the freight company contacts you to schedule a delivery appointment they will ask you if you require a liftgate at delivery - this would allow the driver to remove the pallet as a whole from the truck. This service is not standard and not included in your cost - if you wish to have a liftgate you will be responsible for those charges at delivery.

ROHN 45G Series 50' Basic Tower Kit

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welcome back to the channel everyone today i want to discuss how to keep your tower from looking like this so this tower was about an 80-foot tower it failed um probably about two to three months ago i'm trying to remember the exact timeline we got a report from one of the folks that hey the repeater out there quit working and one of them happened to be out in that area and drove up there and saw a lot in that condition and so we i went up there and looked at it and it was pretty obvious that there had been a pretty significant wind storm so there's some contributing factors as to why this tower fell but i want to jump into one of the main reasons like i said there was a windstorm a wind event that happened up there late spring a couple weird storms rolled through we out at our place we had 50 60 mile an hour winds in fact it was right in the middle of putting the walls up to my new off