tying down easy ups

[wittdog]

Ok you SOTB vets...whats the best way to anchor an easy up in the event of inclement weather....(I dont' want to hear about the spellling mistakes either no time )

 

[Captain Morgan]

easiest way to to have have big buckets with handles,..fill em with water
and then tie em to the support bars above each leg.

 

[Finney]

Buckets of water are the easiest way (as cappy said). Buckets don't weight hardly anything going to and from the event and store inside each other. Tent stakes also work well but you have to worry about people tripping over them.

 

[LarryWolfe]

You could do like Finney, Woody and myself did and hold onto the frame for dear life!

 

[Greg Rempe]

Woodman puts 25lb weights on the feet.

 

[LarryWolfe]

Woodman puts 25lb weights on the feet.

Who helps him lift them?

 

[Bruce B]

Buckets of water are the easiest way (as cappy said). Buckets don't weight hardly anything going to and from the event and store inside each other. Tent stakes also work well but you have to worry about people tripping over them.

True, but then you always get a good laugh with that.

 

[Puff1]

Use Woodman

 

[Woodman1]

Woodman puts 25lb weights on the feet.

Sorry, but they are 45 lb weights. I use two per EZ UP> They go on cati-corner legs,

 

[bigwheel]

Easiest thing to do is to tie it to the closest solid object. MH's trailer pits etc.

bigwheel

Ok you SOTB vets...whats the best way to anchor an easy up in the event of inclement weather....(I dont' want to hear about the spellling mistakes either no time )

 

[Bruce B]

Woodman puts 25lb weights on the feet.

Sorry, but they are 45 lb weights. I use two per EZ UP> They go on cati-corner legs,

No wonder Greg couldn't pick them up.