HIDE POLES

[gentleman jim 2]

Can anyone reconmend good strong hide poles with the heel push?

 

ATB

GJ

[stubby 175]

make you own, seriously, hide poles in shop 4 = £60

 

my 4 from wilkinsons £11.00, and made the spikes in my shed out of scrap

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[chimp 299]

stubby is like stig of the dump lol , wilkinson clothes lines poles are good but you would have to go down the stubby route for making the heel push. me if i cant get my wilko ones in i get my mate to make a natural one while i pretend to be busy

 

[stubby 175]

stubby is like stig of the dump lol , wilkinson clothes lines poles are good but you would have to go down the stubby route for making the heel push. me if i cant get my wilko ones in i get my mate to make a natural one while i pretend to be busy

 

 

 

to chimp, your so right mate, Im always looking and thinking, I can make it cheaper,

get ready for this one

 

you'vre seen those plastic foxes to decoy in the crows?

 

 

 

£60 bloody quid they wanted, and who really knows if it'll work

 

 

so, e bay £2.00

 

 

 

and "dobbin" got turned into "basil"

 

 

and it works

[badgerboy 3]

make you own, seriously, hide poles in shop 4 = £60

 

my 4 from wilkinsons £11.00, and made the spikes in my shed out of scrap

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and dont forget the wheel barrow to carry them lol

stubby do you live in that hide it looks huge

Edited December 24, 2010 by badgerboy

[gentleman jim 2]

make you own, seriously, hide poles in shop 4 = £60

 

my 4 from wilkinsons £11.00, and made the spikes in my shed out of scrap

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

thanks stubby but i am not great at D I Y! and i dont know anyone with a welder!

does anyone know a good set of poles they could reconmend?

[chimp 299]

find a local welding fabricator and ask them to make yu some in there lunch break , give them a rough drawing of what you want (telescopic better) and all you have to do is paint them .

 

i had some made but i forgot to tell him to make them adjustable , they are ok but not ideal

[lksopener 105]

Garden canes from b and q. About 2 quid each.

[ukhunter 111]

i use Extending Clothes Prop from Wilkinson there only £2.98 each

 

here's a link http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/Outdoor-Airers/Wilko-Extending-Clothes-Prop/invt/1289640?htxt=qR03njVRL8zUlK65xLj7W%2FAuA4yCx5t49g7JLgI%2FDoPTyszJhfM5LIucvSrCYpX7WWOaZk2049I0%0AeNwunmupsg%3D%3D

[badgerboy 3]

i use Extending Clothes Prop from Wilkinson there only £2.98 each

 

here's a link http://www.wilkinsonplus.com/Outdoor-Airers/Wilko-Extending-Clothes-Prop/invt/1289640?htxt=qR03njVRL8zUlK65xLj7W%2FAuA4yCx5t49g7JLgI%2FDoPTyszJhfM5LIucvSrCYpX7WWOaZk2049I0%0AeNwunmupsg%3D%3D

glad you said that i use then aswell just drilled a holee in the bottom and added a nut and bolt to tread on but when the ground is hard i take a brace and bit drill just to get them started other wise they bend and break

[bobafet 30]

stubby is like stig of the dump lol , wilkinson clothes lines poles are good but you would have to go down the stubby route for making the heel push. me if i cant get my wilko ones in i get my mate to make a natural one while i pretend to be busy

 

 

 

to chimp, your so right mate, Im always looking and thinking, I can make it cheaper,

get ready for this one

 

you'vre seen those plastic foxes to decoy in the crows?

 

 

 

£60 bloody quid they wanted, and who really knows if it'll work

 

 

so, e bay £2.00

 

 

 

and "dobbin" got turned into "basil"

 

 

and it works

:clapper:

[gentleman jim 2]

cheers lads! thanks for all your idea's! found a chaop who is going to make me the ground pegs