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Storm Strap

DaveA1

DaveA1

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Above is a pic of a storm strap I was given and I've been assured it's complete? One peg, one spring,strap and a loop thingy.

Is this ment to be used for strapping one side,, and I need its partner or is there a spring and peg missing?

It was well wrapped when I opened it.

Then how do you fit it, I've had it a number of years.
 
if you google this www Questleisure.com
Quest Awning Tie Down Kit it should give you instructions how to do it
 

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Looks like mine is missing a ground anchor. Although if I remember right the package was sealed when I opened it.
Thanks Beachball
 
From the Quest info

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it appears the shorter webbing (1.5 mts?) should have 1 D ring one ned and 2 D rings the other . From your photo your short piece has one D ring missing? If you have a stout rock peg then that should suffice, in any case ensure that the pegs / anchors are angles as per the link. As the anchor is designed to retain the spring then attach it to the ring on the long webbing - pass the webbing over the front of the roof of the awning. Peg the short length then use the 2 D rings like a trouser belt buckle to link the two lengths together and pull until reasonably taut.
How does that sound?
 
Spot on. The short webbing does have a single and double D rings, not shown on pic.

So it was sold with only one anchor then.

Thanks Rob
 
DaveA1 said:
Spot on. The short webbing does have a single and double D rings, not shown on pic.

So it was sold with only one anchor then.

Thanks Rob
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The "anchors" as you call them are anything but sturdy. Appearances are deceptive. They easily disform when hammered into the ground.
Frankly you are better off with a good stout rock peg or similar. It's still possible to fix the spring you'll discover.
 
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