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During the winter of 2007, I purchased the Hazer 4 system from Glen Martin Industries. I wanted to be able to raise and lower my antenna on a regular basis. The huge expense of purchasing and then having a crank up tower delivered to my remote location was too costly for my budget. So, after some hesitation when reading the reviews of this product, I purchased it. The friendly folks at Glen Martin were able to meet my shipping requirements and before long, I had an extremely heavy box waiting for me at the local Post Office. After reading the manual for putting the Hazer together, I realized that I was in for a challenge. So, I photographed my progress for future reference and also for documenting problem areas should I move or need to take the Hazer down. The following photos belong to the author. Please do not copy or use without permission. Click the thumbnails for a larger version of the photo. My * McDonalds "hot coffee cup" disclaimer is at the bottom so please be sure to read it. |
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