EASY INSTALLATION  
Your Hazer can be easily assembled on an erected tower, however some climbing is necessary to install the pulley block assembly and winch cable. The pulley block is mounted at the top of the tower and provides the means to raise and lower the Hazer. If it is installed before the tower is erected, no climbing is ever needed. From then on, the Hazer does the climbing for you. Once installed, the Hazer travels smoothly past tower braces and bolts at the section joints. For even more speed and ease, our roller bearing set provides an answer.

Safety Systems
A Safety latch system locks past each horizontal brace on the tower. When in position at the very top the Hazer is lowered slightly till the safety latch engages and then the winch cable is tensioned slightly so it does not slap against the tower and cause noise. The cable carries the load only when raising or lowering. The safety latch is always operational should the cable break.

WEIGHT AND WIND PRESSURE  
The Hazer is scientifically designed to transit heavy loads. When considering which Hazer will work for you, allow for future equipment or antenna plans. Hazer 4 works best for stacking of more than one antenna. Use the linked chart to compare the Hazer weight with the antenna wind load and dead weight capacity. All Hazer kits include the top pulley block assembly, winch, cable, all hardware and mounting brackets. When the Hazer is used with a rotator and antenna mast, you will need a thrust bearing (GlenMartin # TB-25) for the top plate. Lower plates are pre-drilled for most popular rotators. (Special plates required for the Tailtwister rotator).