Rohn 25 Series 40' Basic Tower (25G)

$ 648.00

Score By Feature

Based on 14 ratings

Giftable

8.96

Value for money

9.34

Packaging

9.02

Customer service

9.07

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Product Description

(4) ROHN 25G STANDARD 10' SECTIONS, (1) ROHN 25AG2 STANDARD 9' 9" TOP SECTION *40' is a nominal measurement - actual height of assembled section will be less if bottom section is partially embedded in concrete

Double bolted joints have been proven to be the strongest and most reliable method of joining tower sections in the ROHN 25G. Details and requirements for installation can be found in Rohn 25G Guides. The installation must be performed by a professional

The leg braces have an outside diameter of 1-1/4" and are made of 16 gauge steel. Additionally, the legs are It is designed on the basis of an 11 1/4" equilateral triangle

All nuts and bolts that are required to complete each section are included Featuring a tapered top and a mounting pipe integrated into the design, the mounting pipe in this model is 14 gauge and 2 inches in diameter measured from the apex of the side rails. A 24" diameter by 2" long pipe. ID is 8" and length is 9'9" - see the images to view detailed measurement details. For more information, please see the description below.

Tower kits such as this one ship only via freight. The following information is provided for your reference. You must make sure that your contact information is current in your order

Questions & Answers

Is it possible for a 300-pound person to climb the tower so that they can ?

In his book, Ronhn recommends a maximum climber weight of 250 pounds

Does the tower have its own power supply Does my house need to be attached to this platform so it can stand on its own?

What you put on top of the tower depends on what you plan to put there. Perhaps it is not necessary to attach it to the house if it is a lightweight TV antenna. If you need Guy wires, you may need them. There is a possibility that the base section will need to be in concrete with a weight of 3000 pounds. Call Rohn and ask them for their recommendations for your particular application if you want to know for sure. As the climber is going up the tower, this is almost essential because if it's not done correctly, it's extremely hazardous. If you need further information, you can call Rohan again. If you don't use guy wires, they will tell you how much concrete you have to have at the base and how high you can go with that combination. There is also a page on their website that discusses questions regarding installation, so you might find the answer there.

What are the steps for replacing an antenna once it's installed on this tower?

Once the tower is installed, you'll be able to climb it.

How much space do I need?

The answer is yes, but additional guy wires may be needed

Selected User Reviews For Rohn 25 Series 40' Basic Tower (25G)

At last, those distant channels are available

5/5

As a first-time online customer, I was a little nervous and partly expected to regret ordering a tower. Despite this, I was well satisfied to find all the holes lining up and everything straight and strong. I highly recommend this service.

Wilder Hurst

| Aug 27, 2020

I expected that the Rohn Tower would be like that

5/5

Rohn 25 and 30' towers have been in my possession in the past. Initially, I was anxious about ordering a tower online for amateur radio use. However, every item pictured in the ad was received as stated. It was easy to locate the bolts in the tower leg sections as indicated on the website. Tracking data was provided and updates were uploaded into the system so I could track the progress of the shipment. Amazon provided a window for the tower to arrive in my city on the first day of the anticipated delivery window. Next day my house was delivered with the package. It appears the tower is a genuine Rohn tower as I weighed each section and the weight is what Rohn advertised. Despite my best efforts, I have not yet erected the tower. There is no doubt that everything should work out.

Clementine NORTH

| Jul 05, 2021

It is pricey, but it is worth it for its durability

5/5

As an antenna and rotor, I'm only using it. It is accounted for each and every bolt and nut. It was just one section that refused to accept the bolts, so I had to VERY MINIMALLY ream them out a bit with a drill to make them work. I paired it with the Rohn bracket in figure 11- A foot that is 12 feet long. Assembling the first two sections, and having the remaining two done by a tree trimming company, with the antenna pre-mounted, was my responsibility As a mount. There is no such thing as a weak link The wheel doesn't wobble in any way.