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===Preparation before field=== | ===Preparation before field=== | ||
| − | * Drill a 5/16" hole on | + | * Drill a 5/16" hole on both sides of the 5 ft pipe |
* Drill a 1/2" hole at one end of each piece of unistrut | * Drill a 1/2" hole at one end of each piece of unistrut | ||
* Assemble SR50A & mounting bracket | * Assemble SR50A & mounting bracket | ||
* Drill holes in 4x4 in proper place for the unitstrut stabilizers (a bit open ended here) | * Drill holes in 4x4 in proper place for the unitstrut stabilizers (a bit open ended here) | ||
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===Procedure in the field=== | ===Procedure in the field=== | ||
Revision as of 16:13, 16 August 2021
Current Parts List
- Snow Depth Sensor
- 1 SR50A
- Snow depth sensor pipe mount
- Horizontal top pipe
- 1pcs 5' 3/4 schedule 40 pipe / rigid electrical conduit.
- Vertical adjustable elevation pipe
- 1pcs 7' 3/4 schedule 40 pipe / rigid conduit
- Diagonal support pipe
- 1pcs 3' 3/4 schedule 40 pipe / rigid conduit
- Ground support
- 2pcs 5' Slotted Unistrut
- Main Vertical piece
- 6' 4x4 Wooden lumber
- Cast Hardware
- 2pcs 3/4" flush pipe mounts
- 1pcs 3-way Tee
- 1pcs pipe to pipe swivel fitting
- 1pcs wood to pipe swivel fitting
- Guy Wires
- 15ft 3/16" wire rope
- 4pcs 3/16" wire rope clamps
- Nuts and Bolts
- 2pcs 4.5" x 1/2" coarse thread bolt
- 4pcs 1/2" washer
- 2pcs 1/2" nylock nut
- 4pcs 5" x 5/16" coarse thread bolt
- 8pcs 5/16" washer
- 4pcs 5/16" nylock nut
- Anchors
- 2pcs 1/2" or smaller x at least 24" rebar / steak of some kind
- 1 pcs screw in anchor
Preparation before field
- Drill a 5/16" hole on both sides of the 5 ft pipe
- Drill a 1/2" hole at one end of each piece of unistrut
- Assemble SR50A & mounting bracket
- Drill holes in 4x4 in proper place for the unitstrut stabilizers (a bit open ended here)
