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841WEATHERHEADS

DE · 2026 Standard Specifications✓ Full text on BuildSpecBook pages 529–0 Save this section

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841.1Description.

This work consists of providing and installing weatherheads.

841.2Materials.

A.Close Nipple Section 1062
B.Lock Nut Section 1062
C.Conduit Bushing – Plastic Conduit Bushing or Insulated Bushing.

841.3Construction.

A.Use a hole saw to drill a hole 6-inches from the top of the steel pole on the side parallel with the

span cable.

B.Install the weatherhead on a close nipple.
C.Place a lock nut on the nipple and then place the assembly through the hole drilled into the steel

pole.

D.Use a bushing on the end of the nipple inside the steel pole, when placing the weatherhead

assembly.

E.Tighten the lock nut against the outside of the steel pole to hold the complete assembly in place.

841.4Method of Measurement.

The Department will measure the quantity of weatherheads as the number provided, installed, and accepted.

841.5Basis of Payment.

The Department will pay for weatherheads provided, installed, and accepted at the contract unit price. Price and payment constitute full compensation for providing and installing the weatherheads, including all hardware. ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT 841001 PROVIDE AND INSTALL WEATHERHEAD, UP TO 3”, ON STEEL POLE EA

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Source: Delaware Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, 2026 Edition. Pages 529–0 of 786. View official source ↗

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