[HCRA] FS: AB-577 Military Tower/Mast 50'

[Steve Rodowicz]

>Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 08:37:24 -0500
>From: "Jan C. Robbins" <swanman at cfu.net>
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>Subject: [Antennas] FS: AB-577 Military Tower/Mast 50'
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>I have an AB-577 50' military mast/tower I'm not using (I have 5
>others). It is complete and ready to go (including manual), except for a 
>couple minor inessential items (no "radius rope" or "sledge hammer," for 
>instance). These are very sturdy masts capable of handling large antenna 
>loads in either portable or fixed setups. I have used them for years very 
>successfully to mount various beams and wire antennas.  They can be
>erected with NO CLIMBING and by ONE PERSON(!), and can even be
>satisfactorily guyed with dacron rope if you wish.  They can also easily
>be spray-painted to reduce visibility.  I will sell my spare for $495
>(what it cost me), and less than you can buy one for anywhere else,
>assuming you can find one (they're scarce because so popular), +
>shipping (by truck; I can help with shipping arrangements) from zip
>49916.  Tks es 73!  Jan N0JR
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