Merle Hawggard
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I helped a friend change out one of the antennas and tower lights after his two way radio tower had been struck by lightning back in the 90's.
It was a 300' high rohn tower, 200' heavy guage then lightweight the last 100'.
That was a bit of a headache since I had to adjust the jib pole 200' up every time I scaled it.
As you can see I climbed it in cowboy boots lol! This was near Crockett AR. The old tower is down now, pretty sure a storm got it a couple of years ago.
What odd jobs have you all done?
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It was a 300' high rohn tower, 200' heavy guage then lightweight the last 100'.
That was a bit of a headache since I had to adjust the jib pole 200' up every time I scaled it.
As you can see I climbed it in cowboy boots lol! This was near Crockett AR. The old tower is down now, pretty sure a storm got it a couple of years ago.
What odd jobs have you all done?
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