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General| Brand | Hy-Gain |
|---|---|
| Model | HG-54HD |
| Category | Construction Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides instructions for checking the tower for damage and notifying the supplier of any issues.
Details the 54-foot self-supporting tower's design for 16 sq ft antenna area and 60 mph winds.
Lists tower height, nested length, construction, material, plating, wind survival, and antenna load limits.
Details supplied equipment including reinforcing steel and base mount, referencing parts list.
Lists necessary tools and materials like common tools, measuring tape, level, and bolts for installation.
Emphasizes extreme danger and fatality risk from climbing the tower under any circumstances.
Highlights dangers of electrocution and falls, stressing common sense and avoiding power lines.
Combines safety prohibitions and recommendations for tower installation and operation.
Details criteria for choosing a tower location, considering earth conditions and proximity to power lines.
Emphasizes careful planning for safe installation, suggesting professional help if unsure.
Instructs to check alignment of base foundation tabs with tower tabs and realign if necessary.
Describes constructing a wooden frame around the hole to support the base foundation assembly.
Recommends HG-TBT thrust bearing for antennas/masts over 150 lbs or in icy areas.
Instructions for inserting the rotator mounting plate for above-plate rotator installations.
Steps for mounting a rotator below the plate, including securing it and attaching the mast.
Details securing the tower vertically and attaching the winch assembly as per instructions.
Provides guidance on checking cables before raising and handling excessive force during operation.
Outlines common causes of binding and methods for correcting them, including using a mallet.
Explains proper grounding by driving a rod and connecting it to the tower for safety.
Details annual inspection and lubrication of tower components, including bolts, cables, and pulleys.
Covers periodic inspection, cleaning, and lubrication of the winch mechanism, avoiding the brake.
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