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If a drill is out of the question, a speed ratchet would probably do the job, just not quite as fast.
Hard Ground Peg Socket with Drill Attachment 13mm socket adapter for drills ideal for using with hard ground pegs on hard standing pitches. Having struggled with hard ground pegging out tents in the past and more recently a porch on the hardstanding that has become a feature of most caravan sites because of the ease of getting on and off in wet weather, these proved to be a real boon from the very first time I used them, going in and out of the ground with no difficulty whatsoever. If you need any help finding the motorhome or caravan accessories that you need, feel free to get in touch.Already in our childhood, we loved to travel and the idea of exploring new campsites in many different countries. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. It's mainly in Spain where I use the awning and I use my Ryobi drill to drive them in, then three months later, screw them out. Aquatix-2u Ltd reserves the right to refund, replace or repair (including the supply of spare parts) any item claimed under the terms of the guarantee. Available in packs of 25 or 40, depending on your awning/tent size, each pack contains a drill adaptor and an optional heavy duty bag.
The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Just be careful because if the pegs get caught on the tents fabric peg loops, it will spin out of your hand. To help the environment we re-use boxes, so deliveries may come in incorrectly marked outer packaging. You know what its like, hammering away at the cold hard ground in even the best weather conditions doesn't quite equate to sitting in your sun chair at the start to your holiday, non-alcoholic cocktail in hand, admiring the rolling hill sides of your new home for the next week (or 2).Sometimes I have to do the same, not because of asthma (mine is very mild), but because of a bad back which sometimes is a big problem bending and kneeling. I know there are some very snazzy, Aussie designed versions available that may have more features or warranty than these ones, but these will do the trick.
With the Kodiaks the pegs are way oversized IMO at 12 inches - especially since where I usually camp the ground is all rocks and clay. Excellent product, long sharp screw thread allowing easy insertion into hard ground with either a battery drill and the supplied 13 mm drill adapter, with a 13mm socket and ratchet/t-bar wrench or by hand. Having said that I usually bang them in with a lump hammer, then use the drill to take them out again. These pegs include a drill accessory that fits onto your electric drill allowing you to quickly drill your tent pegs into most surfaces.For the effect of that, just take a look at how much that baby moves on the video, with just a tug my hand, from a foot or so away. Judging by the threads and discussions that are starting to creep onto the forums re screw in pegs I can foresee another 'Delta' moment, but all good advertising for those who may benefit. The heavy duty plastic can penetrate even hard ground, whilst the clips attach onto the peg and hold your guylines.
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