There’s a lot of difference in the size of the different joints. So there’s lots of slack. Unless you use a bent joint, it’s easy to slide them up and down. My H50 rohn pole however had a couple screws get tightened too much and so the joints are somewhat misshaped now, which makes it a little difficult sometimes.
It's interesting you should ask now. We had a couple days of high winds a couple weeks ago. Somehow, even with all the guy wires, it ended up falling over. Guy wires still entact. Every piece is now scrap metal. I have no idea how it was able to move in order to bend over.
@@honeybadger6127 I would add another set of guy wires. But I have a friend who picked up a channel master pole at a ham fest last week and they've said they might sell that to me cheap. Otherwise, I'd put the 120 or more bux that would toward more conduit into a round h50 or a new channel master. But if someone has neither of those options available without expensive shipping, I'd do the conduit again and make sure it's guyed very stout. One of my guy poi ts was too close to the pole, so that might be the way it moved. I haven't thought too much on the math of it.
