I have a 50ft Alum. Glen Marten Tower with the Hazer. It is just great!
It is guyed only at the top. You release 2 guys to let the Hazer down or
put it up. The guy that is not released is parallel to the beam elements
so they clear. On there 60ft model they use a different system that has
guys in the middle. The Hazer on this model runs on a track instead of
around the tower. You may be exceeding the ratings for your tower with
only one set of guys at the top for 60ft of rohn. I don't know I guess it
depends on what you intend to put on it. My tower is rated at 16sqft
@87mph. There is a lot of info on Glen Marten products at
http://www.glenmartin.com their web site. I hope this helps.
73 Steve W8GAZ
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From: 'DaveLeDu@aol.com <MHS:DaveLeDuc@aol.com>'
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 1997 5:49 AM
To: steve; 'towertalk@contesting.com'
Subject: [TowerTalk] Rohn 25 and Hazer
I recently purchased 60' feet of Rohn 25 tower with a heavy duty Hazer.
Since
I'm not much of a climber the hazer will be handy. However, I'm a little
confused as to how the guys are installed on the lower part of the tower
while still allowing the hazer to traverse the tower. The previous owner
had
the tower attached to his house and only guyed the top of the tower.
I would be interested in hearing from anyone who is using a hazer and
about
how it is installed.
Thanks de Dave K1EPJ
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