The weight of the internally-built rotational system is a fraction of the more common top-of-mast units and keeps the weight positioned in the best possible location – at the bottom of the mast. This dramatically increases stability versus a heavier top-of-mast system.

The Mastwerks™ tripod head assembly utilizes an internal worm gear system that is injection-molded out of a self-lubricating material. The worm gear design does not allow the rotational forces on the mast to move the gears — only the crank can do that.

We are nearing production of a motorized unit that replaces the hand crank with a simple quarter turn on the mounting nut. The motorized unit will be remotely controlled by a hand device that will allow for direct azimuth input which is calibrated by a magnetic compass mounted on the antenna mast. Available as an add-on accessory in summer 2024, depending on component availability.

Yes, Mastwerks™ has designed a wedge insert that allows the lever locks to tighten against the round Buddipole™ masts.

Fall 2019.

Nearly every piece (except basic hardware like pins or screws) of the systems was custom designed and is being manufactured in the U.S. The custom aluminum tubing is extruded in Oregon and the injection molded parts are produced in Oregon as well.

The materials used for the molded parts create incredibly strong parts that can handle just about anything you throw at them. In most cases the parts are stronger yet more resilient than machined aluminum parts.

Yes, the basic manufacturer’s warranty fully covers the 1st 90 days after the initial purchase date. More information on the warranty will be available on the Buddipole website beginning mid May, 2019.

Each 23ft and 33ft tripod/mast system comes with 2 mast guying kits (one upper, one lower), and each 10ft system comes with one mast guying kit. Each system includes rubber feet, a hand crank, and an operating manual.