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20/1/2008 at 9:13pm
Location: south coast
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Quote: Originally posted by Rob Orr on 19/1/2008
It will end up under the flat part (striker) used to insert the peg.
aha! :)
we love our delta pegs  and a bit of extra help to pull them out will be very welcome.
well done!
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23/1/2008 at 9:44pm
Location: Plymouth
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Quote: Originally posted by Rob Orr on 07/1/2008
Sorry about the delay in replying. Seems like I need to start selling claw hammers.
The ground at the back of our place is fairly dense and I've used it time and time again to test different types of nylon for our pegs. I've never had a problem getting them out but it doesn't mean to say there isn't one.
What I will do, is leave a peg in for two weeks and see what problems I have after that time.
It may be that the mud settles and forms a suction around the peg.
If any man could break our peg pullers through normal use though, I, for one, would call him 'Sir'.
I left the peg as promised for two weeks. I must admit that I didn't have a problem taking it out (with fingers).
I can't understand why a peg won't come out the same way it has been inserted, unless it has been wedged tightly between stones. Just a thought.
I would appreciate any feedback as I am about to supply some campsites in Cornwall for this year.
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