I dug my MP2 (wonderpole) 7 feet deep hole with my shop vac. I used a shovel and post-hole digger for the first couple of feet. Then broke up the dirt with a bar and sucked it up with the shop vac. ma

I have a 40' AlumaTower mounted on an MP2. I dug my hole with a shovel, post-hole diggers, and my shop vac. In an effort to keep my hole tight I would break up the dirt and suck it out with the shop v

Marty, I also live in SW Florida, in Fort Myers. I do not live in an HOA controlled area. I have a 40' Crank Up/Tilt Over tower from Aluma Tower. The tower is configured with the MP-2 mount which is a

Great choice on a tower and mounting option. I have had my 40' for 5 years nows without any issues. The hole for the MP-2 was a little difficult to dig. 6'6" deep while remaining narrow is a challenge

I have the same mount for my AlumTower. If you are not in too terribly rocky ground a shop vac works great. Dig the first couple feet with a post hole digger and shovel. But then it gets difficult to

I agree with Larry, K1ZW, the Alumatower is the way to go. I have had the T40HN for a couple years and it is a great tower. I mounted it with the MP-2 ground pole without cement. I dug a 6'6" deep hol