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All the ones i did (about 70 this includes T.V to!),i have install 4-6 element beams on them..
I swear to this day the only problem they ever had was the dam vertical stick on the top messing up in section 2..(a99) and by that i leave this alone .because i aint taking down a full beam setup just for a vertical stick not lookin straight by mans eye..

and forgot about this sorry, for the misguiding as i only did 4 of them...straight shooters..
Straight tower sections tend to be 10 ft. long and are meant to be guyed beyond a certain height regardless of the base construction..
50 feet is were you guy wire them using 3 wires or more if you want..the areas i did them in no room for a full 3 wires and had to install some on a roof (25 foot out)which wasn't to my likings..but was approved by the owner...
I live in WI so the winds in an open are can get bad
and also i am 45 now,me on the climbing of them 60-80feet without the guy wires on them..not affect by my weight at 165 lbs

<blockquote data-quote="lords" data-source="post: 82694" data-attributes="member: 3046">All the ones i did (about 70 this includes T.V to!),i have install 4-6 element beams on them..I swear to this day the only problem they ever had was the dam vertical stick on the top messing up in section 2..(a99) and by that i leave this alone .because i aint taking down a full beam setup just for a&nbsp; vertical stick not lookin straight&nbsp; by mans eye..and forgot about this sorry, for the misguiding as i only did 4 of them...straight shooters..Straight tower sections tend to be 10 ft. long and are meant to be guyed beyond a certain height regardless of the base construction..50 feet is were you guy wire them using 3 wires or more if you want..the areas i did them in no room for a full 3 wires and had to install some on a roof (25 foot out)which wasn&#039;t to my likings..but was approved by the owner...I live in WI so the winds in an open are can get bad<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />and also i am 45 now,me on the climbing of them 60-80feet without the guy wires on them..not affect by my weight at 165 lbs<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":P" title="Stick Out Tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :P"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":P" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="lords, post: 82694, member: 3046"] All the ones i did (about 70 this includes T.V to!),i have install 4-6 element beams on them.. I swear to this day the only problem they ever had was the dam vertical stick on the top messing up in section 2..(a99) and by that i leave this alone .because i aint taking down a full beam setup just for a vertical stick not lookin straight by mans eye.. and forgot about this sorry, for the misguiding as i only did 4 of them...straight shooters.. Straight tower sections tend to be 10 ft. long and are meant to be guyed beyond a certain height regardless of the base construction.. 50 feet is were you guy wire them using 3 wires or more if you want..the areas i did them in no room for a full 3 wires and had to install some on a roof (25 foot out)which wasn't to my likings..but was approved by the owner... I live in WI so the winds in an open are can get bad:) and also i am 45 now,me on the climbing of them 60-80feet without the guy wires on them..not affect by my weight at 165 lbs:P [/QUOTE]

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