HOW TO YOU BOLT A 6-FT ANTENNA TO A 258-FT SMOKESTACK CATWALK IN WINDY CONDITIONS WITH A CREW OF TWO

The antennas were set up, connected, and made operational in less than two full days.
For this project, this client rented our tallest lift: the A-300, a 300-ft lift with 106-ft side reach, capable of lifting up to 1,322 lbs.
The client reduced equipment and personnel costs by renting only one boom lift and employing just two technicians on this project.
Read the full case study here: www.alphaplatforms.com/case-s...

[@josegervantes1486]

That's so cool it even mesures the wind knot

[@mattlechner8442]

while you're up there, it looks like the smokestack could use a little painting - you can choose from many different colors you know. Some colors are considered more "fashionable", others more "traditional". Looks like it might benefit from some Rustoleum possibly. very nice.

[@mattlechner8442]

and you have to be sure to use good nuts and bolts, some are cheap metal and the heads tear off when you horse down on them which is no fun.