Tying on a canopy
Tying on a canopy
Hi all,
As the title says I would like your suggestions as to the best way to hold a canopy onto a brumby, preferably in a way so that it can be easily removed if needed. All ideas and help gratefully received.
Thanks,
Dave.
As the title says I would like your suggestions as to the best way to hold a canopy onto a brumby, preferably in a way so that it can be easily removed if needed. All ideas and help gratefully received.
Thanks,
Dave.
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Mine was mounted in a way indicating no one really cared that the stainless steel mouldings were drilled through, partly up the back of the pillar. Forgotten how the back section was secured. I fitted can'o'pee to my other ute with fence wire, tensioned up and crimped, using the internal tie points - noice and secure !
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latch clamps?
or as called on Ebay clamp latches
http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html/_W0QQ ... m270.l1313
I would say the one in each corner on the inside (4 all up) would hold it in place rather well.
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or as called on Ebay clamp latches
http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html/_W0QQ ... m270.l1313
I would say the one in each corner on the inside (4 all up) would hold it in place rather well.
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I like the latch clamps too. Those S/S set of 4 look good, just depends on the size of them
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