Mast Construction?
10 years ago
Can I see what the insides are made of? Is the mast one-piece, and therefore immune to rocking at the center like the cheap two-piece masts? Our deck is 30 ft up and subject to more wind than at ground level, so the constant flexing of the mast in the middle wears out the wood that holds the tiny screws that make the mast one piece. Make sense?
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