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Quote: Originally posted by Dave60438 on 16/4/2011
Hi All
I hope someone can help, we had to put the pathfinder up yesterday and some how we've managed to split the centre ridge pole on the cabin (if you know what I mean) just below the bend. Has anyone else done this. If so how did you repair it as the metal looks a bit thin for a successful weld, or is it a case of a new pole from Pennine.
Dave
We did exactly the same last year. Was thinking of getting a new pole but hubby just made a sleeve for it instead. He cut a bit off our old car dog guard and fitted this over both ends. He did also drill it and put in a self tapper though says that it did not really need that bit. Basically an bit of pole, just slightly larger than the the existing poles will do, or you could actually use something that fits inside instead but that will be less strong. Since he did that we have camped a few times and had no additional problmes.
I have read of others doing the same on here so it is obviously a common weak point.
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