Tower Identification

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JBarker
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Tower Identification

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Any ideas on manufacturer of this 40ft plus tower? On top is a B702 Aremotor with stub tower. Tower has flat steel cross braces all the way up the tower. It has unique straps on bottom section that are crimped. Center ladder. Thanks, Jerry.
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Jerry Barker
Wills Point, Texas
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www.Farmhousewindmills.com
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windybob
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Re: Tower Identification

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I have no idea.
Call Dan Benjamin for parts. P M me for the phone number.
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Coulteryan
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Re: Tower Identification

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With the horizontal cross bracing between the legs meeting at the center point, how would a pump shaft work? It appears to be decorative to me? Perhaps it's home made.
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