The American Galvanizing Association's home page is:
http://usalink.net/aga/
John, K1FWF
> I agree, tower regalvanizing is a good deal, and relatively inexpensive
> compared to the cost of new tower. The American Galvanizing Association
> has an excellent WWW homepage that lists all of their member galvanizers
> in the US and you can order a variety of excellent publications concerning
> the galvanizing process including how to paint and maintain older
> galvanized structures.
>
> Many galvanizers can also galvanize small hardware such as
> bolts and u-bolts! Its lots cheaper to regalvanize old bolts and to
> to galvanize inexpensive u-bolts than it is to purchase thousands of bolts
> for 200 foot AB-105 towers or to purchase expensive hot-dip galvanized
> u-bolts!
>
> 73!
> Frank
> W3LPL
> donovanf@sgate.com
>
> On Sat, 31 Aug 1996, Rich L. Boyd wrote:
> >
> > Someone made a comment on the cost of regalvanizing -- that it may cost
> > as much as a new section. First, at $69.95 or so per section, Rohn 25,
> > new, is pretty inexpensive tower. Still, a friend of mine had some
> > regalvanized and it cost about $8 per section, as I recall. Not too bad,
> > and it came out great. 73
> >
> > Rich Boyd KE3Q
>
>
>
John D. Allen, jallen@vhfcom.com
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