Thanks for the advice about guy wires. If you look at the picture closely you will see that we drove in T-Post on each leg and used bailing wire to tie it down. I don't think it is going anywhere.
The wind will catch that like a sail and bend those T-posts like there nothing.
You will regret all the hard work wasted if you don't wire that down properly angled out from the corners of the base of the tower to either trees or drill in stakes.
The wind will catch that like a sail and bend those T-posts like there nothing.
You will regret all the hard work wasted if you don't wire that down properly angled out from the corners of the base of the tower to either trees or drill in stakes.
X2. My BIL's tower blind blew over a few weeks back with 3 foot bars drove through the feet. Better safe than sorry after putting in the time and effort on that nice build.
The wind will catch that like a sail and bend those T-posts like there nothing.
You will regret all the hard work wasted if you don't wire that down properly angled out from the corners of the base of the tower to either trees or drill in stakes.
LOL on a new lease in W TX looking at some bases on a ridge all nice and tied down with guy wires etc etc the wind jut took the blind and left the bases intact. Blinds were 50foot away shattered. And that was just regular storms coming thru