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Personjohngo
10/6/2008 at 12:31am
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Hi All,
looking for a little bit of advice.
On our first weekend away with new awning it was rather windy. The Pitch was Hardcore (I believe Gray Stones on top of dirt).
The problem I had is that my pegs kept coming out.
Never had this problem before.
The pegs I used were both the metal ones - (which look like big nails) and my plastic ones (kind of cross shaped cross section).

the end result was that one of the poles blew down - thankfully storm straps were on so stopped the awning blowing all over the van.
Thanks in advance
John

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10/6/2008 at 6:18am
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Give Delta pegs a go, I use them on my awning and my tents they are the mutts nuts.


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PersonJohn Evans
10/6/2008 at 11:36am
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Johngo

Please see the link below.

http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-1428744-10294381?url=http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0198723/Trail/searchtext>CAMPING+PEGS.htm

I have not got these, but they are very similar to the ones I have for use on hard standings.  I havn't experienced any problems, but I'm sure the experts on here will confirm or otherwise.



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PersonRay R
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I always use metal pegs as in johns link above and very rarely have any problem with them lifting out, I knock them in at a angled one to the left the next to the right and so on and find that this is better than knocking them in straight.

Hope you understand what I mean and it is of some help.


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I use similar ones on hardstandings and they are a pain because by the time they've got to the earth below the stones there isn't a lot of peg left to grip into the earth below, they do pull out easily. I believe Rob Orr, the Delta Peg man, is currently looking at this problem. 

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PersonCuster
10/6/2008 at 7:45pm
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We use heavey duty metal pegs about 16" in length. They're made out of metal rods with ridges, the type builders use.

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always remember to put pegs in at 45 degree angle? so the 'canvas' does not lift them out i use some heavy duty pegs for hard standing but on normal grass the pegs you describe should be ok pyramid-products.com do a thread peg for those that want two screw into the ground but just a quick thought with this type of peg what will be the weakest point? pegs wil be useless if they dont give and your canvass does!!!!!

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Personjohngo
11/6/2008 at 1:51am
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Thanks for the advice All.
the ones in the link above are similar to the ones I have.

I did try them at various angles.
As I said before - only been a problem on this one site!

The Deltas look good. Do we get a discount if we order from ebay?
Thanks for all advice

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PersonSmedmorDCH
11/6/2008 at 5:22am
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Morning JohnO, yes you can just place UKCS in the other info box on Paypal.



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