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Old 08-22-2015, 09:38 PM
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Don't, I went through 2 of those before I decided to build my shed.

How long did they last?
The sun is a killer on these,my other is in the shade and is on its 7th season,but it did rip last winter by the door.
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How long did they last?
The sun is a killer on these,my other is in the shade and is on its 7th season,but it did rip last winter by the door.
I got one year out of the first one and two out of the second, both collapsed under heavy snowfall.
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Congratulations on the 122 Lew. Is this one a keeper?
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Congratulations on the 122 Lew. Is this one a keeper?
No it is not.
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Finally...been waiting to see what it looked like. Looks pretty good. Enjoy the ride you lucky.... guy
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Nice 122 Mike!
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I was thinking of one of these.it will hold 14.
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I used to live in Watertown CT where shelter logic is located. I had 3 of those tents. Two of them collapsed under snow. They wanted more for just the cover to replace the ones that failed than they did for the whole kit. Before and after collapse pics.
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perhaps a steel carport would be better,i have heard unless you support the centers with poles they can collapse under heavy weight. and yes,replacement covers are expensive.....
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Great score on the 122 and the blade will be very handy for someone this winter! That one has some nice goodies on it, too.

Lew, I had to go to a AllSteelCarport that is 18x20 to hold some of my extra cubs. I had a very nice 10x20 KingCanopy Tent and it lasted less than a month. Mine did not make it through the severe windstorms we had last fall, despite me anchoring it down with 30" anchors. My canvas held up just fine, but the tubular steel poles snapped like a toothpick. Now the AllSteelCarport is guaranteed for 120+ mph winds. Might be something to look into to protect your cubbies.

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Nice 122 Mike!
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