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Start with the job: CHA PORTA-MOUNTS give the PORTA-MAST—and, through the documented reducer path, the CFM-34HD—a controlled base. Wheel and Hitch Mounts serve temporary vehicle sites; Top and Side Mounts serve bolted semi-permanent installations.
Why this part earns its place
- Use Wheel Mount when a parked vehicle tire can fully secure the base plate.
- Use Hitch Mount with a compatible stationary 2 in receiver.
- Use Top Mount only on a sound horizontal structure and Side Mount only on a sound vertical structure.
- For CFM-34HD, add the complete current 3-inch reducer/sleeve system instead of dropping the narrower mast into a PORTA-MOUNT.
What a complete deployment includes
- Inspect the vehicle receiver, tire placement, or structure before loading the mount.
- Seat the mast to the required depth and install every supplied restraint.
- Route coax and wire without pulling the mast sideways.
- Keep the vehicle parked and prevent movement for the entire deployment.
Compatibility that matters
- PORTA-MOUNTS are bases, not feedpoints or antenna-matching components.
- The mount selected must match the PORTA-MAST diameter and installation path.
- CFM-34HD compatibility depends on the documented 3-inch reducer/sleeve kit.
- A mast that physically enters a sleeve is not automatically structurally approved.
Field safety and recovery
- Do not use a temporary vehicle mount on a moving vehicle.
- Confirm the structure or receiver can carry the mast, antenna, leverage, and wind load.
- Keep the fall zone and public space controlled.
- Lower the system before moving a vehicle or releasing a tire, hitch, or structural fastener.
- Inspect welds, plates, sleeves, fasteners, and coating after transport and use.
- Remove grit before inserting a mast or reducer.
Use the current CHA PORTA-MOUNTS instructions.
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