Windbreaker advice
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Windbreaker advice
Hi everyone.
I'm sure I will get some stick asking this question however here goes.
I'm wondering how or if you can use a windbreaker with metal poles on a hard standing pitch. I don't mean concrete or tarmac but the ones the have gravel or similar
Many Thanks
Gary
I'm sure I will get some stick asking this question however here goes.
I'm wondering how or if you can use a windbreaker with metal poles on a hard standing pitch. I don't mean concrete or tarmac but the ones the have gravel or similar
Many Thanks
Gary
Auchinleck- Member
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Re: Windbreaker advice
Mine has wooden poles but also impossible to hammer into hard grass even, so drilled them in about 3 " and cut the heads off 6" nails, epoxied them into the poles. No probs now....
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Re: Windbreaker advice
Thanks Ian.
Auchinleck- Member
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Re: Windbreaker advice
My Jormax windbreak has metal poles and will go through gravel and , stay upright . When I leave they
pull out ok .
pull out ok .
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Re: Windbreaker advice
That's perfect we have Jormax windbreak
Thank for commenting
Thank for commenting
Auchinleck- Member
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Re: Windbreaker advice
Hello Auchinlech,
I have a small "clip-on" awning with metal poles for my lìttle camper. I carry a couple of empty plastic 4 pint milk cartons.
I get someone to hold the pole upright in each bottle, while these are filled with gravel, sand or water as available, then I guy rope as needed.
Hope this might help ? ~ AV
PS, a little piece of red/white barrier tape (as on building sites) on the guy has averted many a 'trip' !
I have a small "clip-on" awning with metal poles for my lìttle camper. I carry a couple of empty plastic 4 pint milk cartons.
I get someone to hold the pole upright in each bottle, while these are filled with gravel, sand or water as available, then I guy rope as needed.
Hope this might help ? ~ AV
PS, a little piece of red/white barrier tape (as on building sites) on the guy has averted many a 'trip' !
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