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Fruit cage damaged in the snow... how to fix?
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Or can anyone help me with the manufacturer? I bought it second hand off ebay so don't know who made it...
It is circular section, flattened at each end on the horizontals for a bolt with a large plastic head to be screwed through into the uprights...
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If the steel poles have an open end, you can fill them with dry sand, then straighten them by putting them between two strong points like the branches of a tree and pushing on the free end ( the sand stops them from buckling). Obviously its quite a bit of faff, particularly funneling the sand into a pipe.
As it is I use old tent poles for that sort of construction, and these are often available in response to a simple request on Free-cycle or similar.
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Hi both,
Thanks for the replies. The posts are sealed at each end unfortunately.
Lardman - where did you buy your tubing from last time?
Many thanks,
Stan
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Originally posted by Stan79 View PostHi both,
Lardman - where did you buy your tubing from last time?
Metals4u. They also have other sizes in the mild steel galv section.
https://www.metals4u.co.uk/tube-clam...ts-tubes/c6642
Themetalstore
https://www.themetalstore.co.uk/prod...sed-tube-sizesLast edited by Lardman; 28-02-2019, 09:06 AM.
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Originally posted by nickdub View PostThey look to be the business.
PS Don't forget to take down the netting next Autumn :-)
My brain won’t remember / I’ll try and chance that we’re not going to get any snow!
In the past I remembered to go and knock it off but forgot this year!
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