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Subject Topic: Hago kitchen - leaning like Pisa! Help! Post Reply Post New Topic
Personmountainbear
02/7/2014 at 4:31pm
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Thanks for looking.

I got a job lot of camping equipment and included is an old Hago kitchen. I've fiddled with this and looked at photos on the web, but I cannot work out how to make it stable.

I'd really like to take it camping the week after next - but at the moment I wouldn't trust it with anything non-breakable, let alone a pan of boiling water.

I was hoping that someone might be able to help me with working out how to make it stable? Any advice?

Here is a couple of photos:



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PersonHacksaw Bob
02/7/2014 at 4:42pm
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Top one looks near enough!

If you can arrange the legs so the top of the inverted "U" bit is against the edge of the top you should find it's OK.

This thread might help.



Post last edited on 02/07/2014 16:56:13


Personmountainbear
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Oh it does help thanks! I never seem to be able to get search results when I use the community forum search - so thanks again!


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Thank You Mountainbear, I have had a rough day at work, but the second picture made me laugh out loud.
Glad it is sorted though...

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Agreed that pic looks how I feel and cheered me up no end!!

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Personmountainbear
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Sknarf

I didn't think german engineering could be that rubbish. lol


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Mountainbear... I confess to having had the same dilemma when I 'inherited' our Hago kitchen stand with an old frame tent I mistakenly bought. But really glad I have the stand now.

I ALMOST threw it out as I couldn't quite work out how the layers went together. Then I had one last try... and voila. Super stable, lovely stand, can use individually or together if needed and wouldn't be without it.

Glad you resisted the itch to ditch and sought solace from the wise ones on here

Ha! Just followed the post and realised I'd recounted this adventure there too. Oooopss.

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