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Burke Announces HSQ and Other Improvements

from_the_NEK

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Burke's Facebook page has pictures of the new lift components wiating for installation. Tower Tubes, and sheive assemblies :cool:
I have to get up there to see what is going on (stupid garage building project).

Burke Facebook Pictures

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I count 21 in the photo. However, I'm guessing the ones without a square end are tower extensions?
 

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I like the green paint. although that's just more maintenance down the road, yet cheaper than galvanized steel.

you are correct the round bases are for "2-stage towers"
 

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I have to get up there to see what is going on (stupid garage building project).
Agreed! We need someone to take pictures of those towers with a real camera instead of a camera phone. :roll: That can't possibly be the correct hue of green on those towers. At least I hope not. Green is okay but that picture just doesn't look right...
 

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They posted a movie on Facebook showing the pouring of the base terminal footing/pad.
 

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One of the towers has been erected. Looks like just above the top of the poma and was erected without a chopper most likely using the toll road. Looks great.
 

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One of the towers has been erected. Looks like just above the top of the poma and was erected without a chopper most likely using the toll road. Looks great.

I would assume all of the towers from that point and up to the summit will be erected in such a manner. Easy work for a medium size crane and a couple 25 foot flatbed trucks.
 
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