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Old 14-09-2011, 10:56   #16
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Re: Transporting a Mast Across Town

I agree, you should be able to put it on a pick up or even a larger car. My Mazda PU is 17'6" long so your mast would stick out about 9 feet on either end. Well secured with a flag on the back end, and off you go.
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