Canvas Tent

[jeffpg]

The tent has 16 and the awning has 2. So 18 total. You could probably get away with less but I camp in some high wind areas. I survived 75mph winds in my tent with 14" lag bolts. I also keep a few others in my stake bag with 2 or 3 links of chain on them. I use these to set tarps and guy out other items at camp. The stakes that come with the tent are heavy duty but pounding stakes in hard ground is too much work.

Yes sir, I'm going to be using the vestibule as well so that's a few more lag bolts needed. I like the idea of extra ones for misc guy lines. I think a order of about 30 should be sufficient.

Do they lag bolts come out of the ground as well as they go in?

[thegrouse]

Yes even in hard ground like Utah and west Texas

[JonBoy]

I have a 9x12 Kodiak I keep up for 4 months out of the year. It's on its 4th year and I love it. It's weathered some hella crazy storms and stays dry as a bone inside but breathes really well

[GWHunter]

You could always look into Springbar tents too.


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I tried, they were back ordered until late August...

[jeffpg]

3/8" x 14" lag bolts. I also use a fender washer, I bought online at wholesalebolts .com or something like that.

What do you think works best, a 1.5" or 2" diameter fender washer?
Thanks,
Jeff

[Jdk426]

Great idea a lot less work using lag bolts

[thegrouse]

I would go 1.5”

[Whirlwind]

I prefer Bravo Tents above the rest.


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