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    Aluma Tower Company, Inc.'s Scorpion 53-70 trailer tower unit boasts several key attributes yet to be achieved in the mobile tower arena.
    These features include:

    • Unguyed towers from 50 feet to 110 feet,
    • Deployment in only 15 minutes,
    • Light enough to be towed by a military Humvee yet small enough to fit into a C-130 aircraft, and
    • Deployable in a 27 foot by 36 foot area.

    The Scorpion can also be equipped with a generator, fuel tank and radio cabinet, or many other accessories offered by Aluma Tower. The demand for such a trailer has been prominent for quite some time and Aluma is proud to offer a unit that meets all of the requirements of their customers in one affordable package.

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