25’ - 50’ Free Standing Tilt Tower- Crank Up Tower Plans for Turbine or Antennas

Added by the Seller on Sat 24 Dec 2022 09:24:55 (EST)

✔️ 25’ - 50’ Free Standing Tilt - Crank Up Tower Plans

✔️ For Wind Turbine or Antenna

✔️ These plans will show you how to build your own Tilt Tower.

✔️ To be used for Ham radio antennas or wind turbines.

✔️ You can tilt the tower down to work on your antenna or wind turbine at about 4'off the ground. You then would tilt it up using the hand winch. The tower would then be at 25'. You then could crank it up to 50'.

25’ - 50’ Free Standing Tilt - Crank Up Tower Plans for Turbine or Antennas. These plans will show you how to build your own Tilt Tower. To be used for Ham radio antennas or wind turbines. It is constructed of 2 lengths of "Box" steel inserted inside of each other. You can tilt the tower down to work on your antenna or wind turbine at about 4' off the ground. You then would tilt it up using the hand winch. The tower would then be at 25'. You then could crank it up to 50'. The beauty of this is you only need 20' of room when it is tilted over. You can install it in your urban backyard if you wish. To save shipping costs of these towers, we are providing the option of purchasing the prints so you can build your own tower. This plan contains self-explanatory prints only. There are no written step-by-step instructions. The prints are easy to follow and anybody with some "do it yourself" experience could easily build it. Extreme caution must be used when erecting it. Build it yourself!! DIY Do it yourself!! These are modern drawings produced using AutoCAD software to ensure accuracy. Build it yourself! DIY Q: Hi Do you know how much headload in square meters or feet, or even weight you can hold on the top? Thanks 11-Dec-14 A: The installation guidelines are based on assumed soil conditions (190 KPA or 4000 PSF) that may or may not exist in your area and on the assumption that no damage has occurred, or modifications are made to the supporting structure. This tower is designed to support 16 square feet of wind load at 25 feet above the ground and 6 square feet of wind load at 44 feet above the ground. Wind pressures and ice loading varies from area to area.

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All DIY plans are designed or reviewed by Ben Stone. Ben is a retired Engineer in Canada. Ben also drafts these himself using the latest AutoCAD software to ensure accuracy. He studied Engineering back in the early 1980s. After over 30 years in the Construction industry, he developed a passion for building cool items around his farm and cabin. These are great DIY projects. With a little skill, anybody can Do It Yourself. Ben is always an email away if you have any questions while building one of his projects. He is adding new plans all the time.