These pegs are suitable for a wide variety of applications ranging from tents to awnings and nets/sheets. If the product requires service parts and this is not fulfilled by the purchaser within 3 months of the date of arrival or from when the latest advice is given (whichever is latest) it will be disposed of without further notice. Ryobi are pretty good and have some other cool things, like a misting fan or a blower that you might want to get down the track. You know what its like, hammering away at the cold hard ground in even the best weather conditions doesn't quite equate to sitting in your sun chair at the start to your holiday, non-alcoholic cocktail in hand, admiring the rolling hill sides of your new home for the next week (or 2).

To Securely fasten your tent / awning / whatever into hard standing or normal ground easily in seconds. Our screw in tent pegs allow you to drill them into the ground, eliminating aching wrists from relentless hammering.

Excellent product, long sharp screw thread allowing easy insertion into hard ground with either a battery drill and the supplied 13 mm drill adapter, with a 13mm socket and ratchet/t-bar wrench or by hand. I think for somebody who has difficulty hammering in pegs they are a good alternative although I was a little concerned also about how loose they seemed in the video. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

For the effect of that, just take a look at how much that baby moves on the video, with just a tug my hand, from a foot or so away. Then once the tent is up, the last thing you need to discover is that your pegs struggle to get into the ground. Using a mallet or a battery drill, Megascrews are impeccably designed to screw firmly into any terrain and require no readjustment; securing your camping idyl has never been easier!Some drills might have a hammer feature on them as well, but you don’t really need it unless you are planning on drilling your pegs into a concrete slab. One pole for each side etc only needed 2 pegs and the corner peg was used for the front pole also and the side bit was brilliant in that the pole could be extended under the van to tighten against the van, if that makes sense? Ultimate 30 x Camping Drill in Heavy Duty Tent Peg for General, Rock or Hard Ground Tents, Awnings, Gazebo's, Free HSS Adapter Hassle-free, no hammering required, pegs for hard ground.

If you need any help finding the motorhome or caravan accessories that you need, feel free to get in touch. We are a family run business with over 20 years of selling on online, so you can rely on us to offer you a 5 star service. They mention that it works well in hard standing pitches, ideal for hard sites, and firm grass ground.Judging by the threads and discussions that are starting to creep onto the forums re screw in pegs I can foresee another 'Delta' moment, but all good advertising for those who may benefit. Makita also have a really good range of other tools that can be handy and they are both reliable brands. I am disabled and struggle so this is a little gem for me, makes everything easier, recommended by a friend who had suffered from a heart attack and could no longer bang pegs in to the ground but both of us are still caravanning and putting awnings up thanks to these things! If a drill is out of the question, a speed ratchet would probably do the job, just not quite as fast. Only used them twice now both on hard standing and certainly won’t be using anything else for a while.

My stepfather is 87 and has COPD, he too is struggling hammering in pegs and found the screw in type hopeless on some hard standings. At the same time I bought a couple of packs of 50mm penny washers, and with a couple of washers under each head, they go in without damage to the holding loops. I instantly figured that, if I put a fender washer on one, a drill would easily drive into just about anything - including roots. This is a different action from a hammer drill and probably too expensive to justify having just for this use, but if you have an impact drill this is a potent combination for getting your awning secure very quickly. With the Kodiaks the pegs are way oversized IMO at 12 inches - especially since where I usually camp the ground is all rocks and clay.The heavy duty plastic can penetrate even hard ground, whilst the clips attach onto the peg and hold your guylines. Aquatix-2u Ltd will also not be able to accept responsibility for any costs incurred as a result of these circumstances. Even if I did manage to hit a rock, I could usually angle the bolt a bit and drive it right to the ground with very little effort. Screw in tent pegs, Drill in tent pegs, Heavy Duty tent pegs, really show their worth when you hit rock solid ground.