Nobody I know would put a rod in a horizontal position like that on a span that large. To flexible. My guess would be a local job as someone else suggested. Having said that, a pretty good looking home job. If you are trying to get a base piece take it down and have a fabricator make one to match.
On Fri, Jul 10, 2015, 4:54 PM Nate Burke <n...@blastcomm.com> wrote: > Was moved to this location in the early 80's, was originally erected in > another location. Could easily be from the 50's or 60's. From the > Farmer that owns it "<In the early 80's> My Dad took my 1974 pickup > truck and drove to the manufacturer and picked up a new base to put in > the concrete. He was only gone for a couple hours, and I think he went > south <From southwest of Chicago>" No Markings of any kind on the tower > or base. Base of the tower is 7.5' Across. Leg diameter at the base is > 2.25" We've looked through Rohn, Trilon and Pirod, but haven't found > anything similar. The Legs actually taper down in size within the bolt > together sections. The First section appears to be 50' tall. The > Standoffs you see in the picture are welded to the tower on 1 side, and > U Clamped on the other. > > Nate > > >
