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Ad Number:	1745123
Date Placed:	10/04/25
Name:	David Yost
Phone Number:	2162462334
Callsign:	W8GJ
Category:	TOWER
Heading:	Force 12 LPT1242 42 ft Telescoping tower
Ad Message:	This is a working 14 to 42 foot telescoping aluminum fold-over antenna tower made by Force 12. It is comprised of four square-tube sections. Includes an 120vac winch and a manual winch for folding over. The top of the tower has a square rotor plate which held a Yeasu G-1000DXA rotor and two Yagis. Antennas and rotor are not included. Includes the fold-over winch and pulleys and cable guides. It is in good condition with the exception of the first section’s wire cable. I suggest it be replaced before use. There is an instructional video on YouTube that shows how to do this. 4 sections, 145 pounds 13’8” nested height First section 6 inches square 42 feet extended height 6 sq. ft. windload at 60mph at nested height In 2008, this tower sold for $3500. I am asking $1500. Pickup only. Located about 12 miles south of Cleveland, Ohio. More details and pics available on request.

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