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i was using some small weights designed for anchors, but the were not strong enough. i then came up with a better idea. i went to lowes and bought 4 metal 1 gallon paint cans and 4 long bolts w/ 4 wing nuts. i filled the buckets w/ concrete and put the bolt in and let in harden. i can now set each leg on a bucket through one of the holes and then screw the nut on for safety. the buckets not only hold the buckets down, but also give you 8 more inches of clearance for those taller vehicles.
i was using some small weights designed for anchors, but the were not strong enough. i then came up with a better idea. i went to lowes and bought 4 metal 1 gallon paint cans and 4 long bolts w/ 4 wing nuts. i filled the buckets w/ concrete and put the bolt in and let in harden. i can now set each leg on a bucket through one of the holes and then screw the nut on for safety. the buckets not only hold the buckets down, but also give you 8 more inches of clearance for those taller vehicles.
The bucket and water method is great and what I recommend doing is getting your company logo and info on the buckets in the form of a nice decal and it's free advertising.
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Owner of Danase Detailing Supply
If you are only moving the canopy around for like a day or weekend, permanent weights are nice...however; if you are carting this around each and every day using buckets/containers that can be filled on-site will be a lot less work and wear and tear on the vehicle transporting them.