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hi Gary is this your tent??

not having any personal knowledge from using this tent is their any chance you could take a picture of the problem and post it ??

from what your saying it sounds like its the strap that holds the ring and pin in place but im a little confused as ive never seen one of theese straps come away.

if it is the ring and pin strap then i would feel confident in my ability to sew it back on if its just the stitching thats come undone, but would prob need to source some thick thread and strong needles (try and avoid using strong fishing line for sewing as in my experience it tends to cut into and rips the fabric under strain, did this once as i had some 15lb line lying arround in the shed it was'nt pretty)

hope you still managed to have some fun while away appart from the wind damage obviously....

10 month old, who slept through the whole damn thing lol

yep one of ours could sleep through anything.....

guees it comes down to how confident you feel repairing yourself or hopefully someone local can recomend somewhere local that can do it professionaly, wouldnt of thought it would be to expensive a job aslong as you can drop/pick up the tent yourself

oooooh good call fluff

coming from the deepest darkest dales id of never of thought of that, ive heard before on here proberbly of this being work they would undertake

and if theres not one in the Bournemouth area i'll eat my tent !!!!!!!!

Quote: Originally posted by james57 on 07/10/2012

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and if theres not one in the Bournemouth area i'll eat my tent !!!!!!!!

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OMG.....

totally off topic and you can blame Mucker for it

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