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24/4/2013 at 9:42pm
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So....
In the pic, these "washers" are on top of the guy and eyelet/peg tab.
Yet to "stop the peg tab and guy line from sliding down the pole", these "washers" would need to go on first, below the eyelet/peg tag and guy line?
At the moment, I tend to thread the pole spike through, then wrap it around a few times, to stop them falling (or lifting, for that matter, or in case the pole gets knocked). I'm talking tarps, but same difference!
I may be able to get something from work that could do this job, subject to hole size being suitable for the spike.
Interesting......
 
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