can the jack be installed without using the entire mast, ie installed on the rotator housing where the bottom of the mast was previously anchored?
1037317
I have not looked into that, but it could be possible with some bracket modification. however you're reception may be less than desirable if the ac unit is blocking.
1037318
If I am following you correctly in what you are trying to accomplish, why not just take out the entire mast and rotation/attenuator hardware and replace the entire antenna system with the fixed Jack Antenna HDTV System, Model #OA8200. It has a built in amplifier and signal meter. Instead of cutting the mast and modifying it for fitment. It will be lower or as low as the the A/C Unit on the roof. Assuming you have one.
1037319
For my trailer the height of the mast cranked up brings in more channels than when it's down.
1037320
I really can't answer that with accuracy. Mine came with brackets to mount on a round pole as well as the ability to mount on the dual square bars of the typical RV crank up mast. I guess you could always cut the square tubes short and just leave in the up position if you want the antenna nearly flat on the roof. Personally, I want the antenna as high as I can get it.
1782521
I have not used mine yet. It is not going to fit my current floor jack, so I will probably by a cheap jack at Harbor Freight when I need to use it. It looks like it just slips into the center hole of the jack. Sorry not much help.
1186592
You just install it on the bottom part. You have have to take the original radio off. That's why you purchase this installation kit so you can install it below
1458341
No. You can install this yourself if you are mechanically inclined. I unhooked my current awning from the supports (be careful with the springs), suspended it from the rafters with ropes, removed the old arms, installed the new arms, removed the endcaps from the old awning and installed on the new arms, mount switch and run wiring. The wiring is the most time consuming piece depending on how you want the install to look.
309354
It depends what you use as the mast. This does not come with the center mast so you can make it as tough as you want.
232482
Yes, but drilled hole on new antenna was off hole on radio, so had to remove sm. part on radio to accommodate new atenna. Keep all old parts for any adaptation needed...
509851
The anchor bolts are not included. I am not sure what the rest of your question is. Basically, tempararily snug a peice of mast for leveling purposses. then thru bolt or lag to roof the 3 feet. you are now ready to intall the mast and antenna.
1544961
Sort of...you can move the frame adapters horizontally along the length of the jack as needed. You can also unscrew the adapter up to approx. 2 inches before losing the threads--which helps adjust to fit your frame. The adapters are the least useful part of the jack. I use them less to catch the frame than to balance the frame on the jack itself.
1997914
Yes. Attach the mounting bracket w/ 2 self tapping screws can be installed about anywhere.
825854
I think yes. Be sure yours is bad before you buy another. It takes using the jack to push the wheel center upwards until the hoist unlocks. No other way to get it down. I didn't know this so I bought one I did not need.
1423275
Can be used without the reflector -- that's how I have mine set up (pulling stations from two opposite directions -- due north and south-southeast). With the reflector I could only get one direction at a time. Without, I can easily get both. Just make sure to use the included standoffs to keep the bowties away from your mast. If you don't feel like drilling holes in your mast to match up with the holes on the antenna, you can also drill out the rivets on the reflectors and use the now reflector-less mounting post.
1047293
This is the only part you will need. You will need a jack to put unde the engine to hold it up while removing and installing the mount.
2202638
There are no predrilled holes to bolt it down, but it can be done. It comes with a piece that lets you use it without the cable.
1211840
NO....look elsewhere for complete package besides this seller. He wants to sell the crank an jack separately.
549505
Yes, you should put a floor jack under the engine while you disconnect the engine mount. Also note that you will probably have to ream out the mounting holes in the new engine mount as they are a little too tight.
689993
Most antennas can be unscrewed. Failing that, there is probably enough space to put the board to one side of the antenna.
1261470
Yes you will have to remove the air dams to find where the tow hooks would be mounted and then notch the air dams when you put them back on.