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04/5/2009 at 10:51pm
 Location: Cheshire
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Can anyone help, I need a replacment 9.5mm Ali shaped side porch pole for my Montana 6.

I can't find one anywhere on the net. Lots of generic poles, but the one i need is specific to this tent.

How much and how long to get?

 



04/5/2009 at 11:47pm
 Location: Cheshire
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Sorry if this sounds dim but is this the bendy tensioned pole that goes over the roof of the porch?  I have never seen such a spare pole but I have read on here about them being over bent or snapped.

Perhaps if you emailed Outwell they could advise.  I bought a full set of spare poles for my Montana on Ebay for £45.



05/5/2009 at 10:48am
 Location: Glossop
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Matt have you had any luck with this as we also have a broken porch pole - have only sued th4 tent 6 times as well - not impressed.

I have been to a local camping shop who are contacting outwell direct to see if they can get a replacement but I fear this will be costly and have been advised thst it will take a minimum of 3 weeks. Any info would be greatfully apperciated

Thanks


05/5/2009 at 10:49am
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aaaggghh bad spelling - meant to say have only used the tent 6 times


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Does the pole have to be made of metal as the origional or could you not make up a fibre glass version from linking sections together to same length? Whats your location Matt G?

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05/5/2009 at 8:29pm
 Location: Devon
 Outfit: Montana12 Colorado 5 crocs etc
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Have you all double checked your pole bags because I had a spare with mine.

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05/5/2009 at 9:29pm
 Location: Cheshire
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6
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Thanks for the messages,

 Fiona,It is the bendy pole over the roof of the porch, my wife snapped it trying to get it out. I like the idea of maybe knocking one up from a fiberglass pole, i have emailed a couple of Outwell dealers but have had nothing back yet, i think i will ring them tomorrow.

Jeff, i am in Winsford in Cheshire just down the M6 from you.

Ewa B, i will keep you posted on how i get on

Kathryn, Only one in the bag!, I have pinched my brother-in-laws(who has the same tent) when he said he is never going camping again. But he has changed his mind now and is coming away with us next B/Hol and wants it back.



06/5/2009 at 3:12pm
 Location: Glossop
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Matt

Just to let you know my local Yeomans had a spare pole at their head office and are posting it out - will be at my local Yeomans for pick up on Tuesday - cost is £10. Not sure if it is a section or a whole pole but not bothered as long as it is repaired and we have it for the B/Hol in Wales.

They have said that if it is a section they will repair it for me.

Just thinking that if it is a new pole rather than a section - I can let you have a section of my broken pole and keep the rest for spares. Otherwise may be an idea to contact Yomans and see if they have anymore in stock.



06/5/2009 at 8:45pm
 Location: Cheshire
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6
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Thanks Ewa B that is really nice of you, i have rang up a local place today called Casey's Outdoor and they have a porch brow pole in stock for £15.

They have put it to one side for me and i will be picking it up on Saturday

I made sure it was the 9.5mm one that fits in the side porch section, when speaking to some shops they have been confused as to what pole i actually want. One place quoted me for the top curved pole that supports the roof, another was for the straight pole that hold up the front door so it acts as a canopy.

Thanks for your offer, Hopefully i won't need it but it is nice to see that there are still people out there that will help others out.When i get the pole i will post the part numbers and anything else that is on the packing for other victims.

Hope yours sorts you out for your trip, we are still trying to get somewhere( left it a bit late to book)

Matt

 



09/5/2009 at 9:20pm
 Location: Cheshire
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6
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Picked up my pole today, its the right one.

Just rapped in some plastic, no part numbers. My tent is a couple of years old and after speaking to the staff at Casey's they said Outwell have lengthened these poles(not by much)  on later models.

They said if it feels under too much strain when putting up just saw about 10mm off the end. This will make it easier to put into the two plastic sockets without losing the tension to the porch brow.

 If you struggle with this pole on your tent, as we did before it broke, this may be a way of stopping it snapping and needing to buy a new one.

You live and learn!



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13/5/2009 at 10:05am
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Matt

collected mine today and same as yours just wraped in plastic and nothing else.

will be chopping some off the end to stop this happening again .

good luck with it

Ewa


13/5/2009 at 11:25pm
 Location: Bury
 Outfit: Montana 6 with front extension
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Hi

Our pole bent - hubby tried to fix it with hammer!!!!

Yes it snapped - a white van man that was with us at the time made us a make shift one which we have used a couple of times.

Needed to replace it really - went to Go Outdoors in Stockport where we bought the tent from to enquire about ordering spare poles.

The man there said you could wait a while as Outwell was a bit of a nightmare and the "Very nice man" gave us the part of the pole from spares FOC.

Thank you "very nice man".

Not letting hubby lose with the hammer again!!



13/5/2009 at 11:33pm
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Hi Ruby 39

your hubby sounds like mine - hammer first think later when its too late and already broken. Our local camping shop unfortunately dont have any spare poles of this sort but am really glad they managed to get me one as was also told that to get a part from Outwell themselves would take about a month.

I will be setting up and taking down the porch on our Bank holiday weekend making sure that there are no hammers or impatient hubbies around.



14/5/2009 at 12:13am
 Location: swansea
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These door canopy poles seem to be a recurring problem ith the outwell tents. they seem to be too long and thats why they are breaking. we have had several previous posts about them .
the nevada xl canopy pole (fibreglas not metal, but same principle ) has caused us problems too. we ended up breaking 2 , and replacing ours with a much shorter length of poles from a cheap pup tent. the pole needed to be several inches shorter to allow the door to close properly and avoid snapping.

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14/5/2009 at 8:48pm
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Quote: Originally posted by ruby39 on 13/5/2009

Hi

Our pole bent - hubby tried to fix it with hammer!!!!

Yes it snapped - a white van man that was with us at the time made us a make shift one which we have used a couple of times.

Needed to replace it really - went to Go Outdoors in Stockport where we bought the tent from to enquire about ordering spare poles.

The man there said you could wait a while as Outwell was a bit of a nightmare and the "Very nice man" gave us the part of the pole from spares FOC.

Thank you "very nice man".

Not letting hubby lose with the hammer again!!


My wife broke our pole, so it not just males that have a distructive streak, and not a hammer in sight!



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