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Late to the party but it would have been MUCH easier to simply mix some concrete to a runny consistency and simply filled the existing conduit. More than rigid enough for the application and much easier. Looks very good the way you did it though.
Quote from: Strgazr27 on August 30, 2010, 06:07:29 AMLate to the party but it would have been MUCH easier to simply mix some concrete to a runny consistency and simply filled the existing conduit. More than rigid enough for the application and much easier. Looks very good the way you did it though.Check the first post in this topic. He did that before asking for more help.
If that didn't solve the problem than likely the pole was not set deep enough in the original pour.
So I opted for the cheapest most expensive way to do it.
Quote from: jdjeff58 on August 30, 2010, 07:18:35 PMSo I opted for the cheapest most expensive way to do it. That's usually the way I do things too.
Geeze, I thought you were talking about a 30' tower, not a 5' stub. I mean, the anemometer is supposed to be at, what, 32'? It's usually done on the same pole, with the ISS mounted at about 6' or so.