Lord Paul of Sheffield
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I ahve he Ultimate seat box and am thinking of getting a numbrella arm - my only concern is it making the seat unstable in windy conditions - any comments? good or bad
umbrella arms
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As long as you keep your well fed rump on the box there will be no issue......:w
sam vimes
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If you can't get the brolly spike into the ground at all, then there's the potential for the box and all to go for a burton in moderate winds if you remove your buttocks from the seat. I'll only use a brolly in light winds, regardless of whether a brolly arm is used or not. I hate having to hang on to them.
Had you been at the Abbydale Absolution when you wrote this Paul??
peter crabtree
AKA Simon, 1953 - 2022 (RIP)
Presuming you mean brolly arms that fit on the legs of your seatbox best tip is
Get 2 and have one at the base of the leg and one at the top.
Stops the brolly blowing around and prevents the sometimes crappy aluminium
poles from buckling....
Get 2 and have one at the base of the leg and one at the top.
Stops the brolly blowing around and prevents the sometimes crappy aluminium
poles from buckling....
You'll need a couple of guy ropes/cords upwind or it may do what my wife's brolly sometimes does and disappears upside down across the lake. I think I'll buy her a stuffed owl and pussy-cat to go with it.
Alternatively, if you get bored you could always sail your basket across the canal to see what's on the other side.
Alternatively, if you get bored you could always sail your basket across the canal to see what's on the other side.
beerweasel
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What about a clip on Port Tantalus ? :w
the method
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I have a ultimate seat box and have two brackets on the back with two tightners...simply put your brolley in and tighten..its perfect.
barbelboi
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What's an umbrella:wh
Jerry
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