Blue Diamond Screw Tent Pegs - 20 pack, Purple, One Size

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We use it not just under our awning but we also use it inside the caravan hanging our clothes while travelling. I’ve lost count of the number of tent pegs that I’ve bent, or flattened so badly that they’ve snapped from smashing them into the ground. Many years ago we were setting up a tent in a caravan park and bending pegs due to the hard ground, finally found a soft spot only for the peg to go straight into a poly water pipe less than 8 inches deep.

Screw Pegs Australia offers three sizes of galvanised screw-in pegs: 8mm (130mm long), 10mm (200, 250 and 300mm long) and 12mm (300mm long), all of which use a hexagonal head with stainless-steel washers and are driven via 16 and 18mm socket drivers. Another pack of 20 tough awning pegs for hard standings, though this time they are from another reputable company – Outdoor Revolution.I had a couple of guys who doubted how secure these pegs would be until I challenged them to join forces and pull them out.

A huge number of people travelling these days carry 18V drills, and winding a few tent pegs in and out is easy work. Initially, I planned on using my RUNVA 11,000-pound winch (almost five-tonnes), plus a 1000kg crane scale, 1000kg rated closed eyebolts, chain, rated bow shackles, a giant protractor to measure and set pull angles, along with some mathematical know-how allowing me to transform a horizontal winch line pull into two separate calculated angled pulls on each peg. There is also a peg brush, again, like the model above, that helps you to clean your pegs before you put them away. Durable, strong and extremely practical, the Screw Pro Pegs from Blue Diamond feature a 20cm screw-in steel shaft with a tapered steel spike to drive into any ground type and keep your tent or awning safe and secure. SUPA PEG Firewood Carrier Product Description: Supa Peg’s firewood carriers are manufactured and sewn here in Australia using Australian 275gsm Dynaproof Canvas.I have used the screw type a couple of times where there is an issue hammering in the rock pegs I use a socket and ratchet to put them in, once they have been hammered down as far as they can, or to take them out.