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These pegs get rave reviews on how solid they hold,we would only need them on the awning if any where but handy to know about.
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Delta pegs
mike- Dandy Owner
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Helen- Dandy Owner
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They do look good but I bet there a bugger to get out when its time to pack up 
Eilis- Dandy Owner
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that was my thought Helen, how do you get them back out again??
mike- Dandy Owner
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Eilis wrote:that was my thought Helen, how do you get them back out again??
Perhaps you dont that's how they sell so many
it may be easier than it looks 
Billy- Posts : 47
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Have you tried the screw in pegs?
Easy to fit using a battery gun.
Easy to fit using a battery gun.
Eilis- Dandy Owner
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um, what's a battery gun? 
mike- Dandy Owner
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Battery electric drill/screwdriver you have a socket that fits onto bolt type heads on the pegs,they screw in and out very easy.
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Helen- Dandy Owner
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Billy wrote:Have you tried the screw in pegs?
Easy to fit using a battery gun.
I have seen them but never thought of buying them as I had visions of sitting for hours with a large screwdriver for ages getting them in
I do have a re-chargable screwdriver that would do the job but hadn't crossed my mind to use one
I will get some now though
Billy- Posts : 47
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Helen, The ones I bought came with a socket to fit your cordless.
EBay item number 170516852717
EBay item number 170516852717
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Helen- Dandy Owner
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The Admiral- Posts : 534
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Delta Anchors are brilliant, we used to use them on the main tri-guys of our previous Khyam tent. They are actually really easy to remove you just pull them out at the same angle they went in. They held our tent down safely in some really atrocious weather and I would thoroughly recommend them (we had the plastic version). 
Helen- Dandy Owner
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Thanks for the recommendation Jayne, looks like we may end up with some of the Delta ones too 
You can never have too many pegs or types of pegs but I have to confess I prefer the metal to plastic as some tend to become brittle and shatter. I also enjoy playing with power tools and the pegs Billy has are just up my street as its an excuse to look like a professional camper
You can never have too many pegs or types of pegs but I have to confess I prefer the metal to plastic as some tend to become brittle and shatter. I also enjoy playing with power tools and the pegs Billy has are just up my street as its an excuse to look like a professional camper
Eilis- Dandy Owner
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thanks Jayne, good to know you can actually get them out of the ground lol but like Helen, i'm more likely to go for the metal ones as i have a habit of breaking plastic pegs lol
I also like the screw in pegs for that extra grip
I also like the screw in pegs for that extra grip
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