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AVanGorder
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I need a better way of transporting my wind flag poles. They are currently just laying on the floor. Give me some idea, drawings and pictures are even better.
Adrian
Adrian
JerrySharrett
Senile Member
Go to the local golf shop and pick up a good used bag. Get a collapsible hand bag cart too. Put a pouch on the cart to carry the flags too.
Buy this and throw the clubs away. They're no good to a benchrest shooter anyway.
http://cgi.ebay.com/23-GOLF-CLUBS-B...3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:2|65:1|39:1|240:1318
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Intech-Lite...5|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318|301:0|293:1|294:50
Buy this and throw the clubs away. They're no good to a benchrest shooter anyway.
http://cgi.ebay.com/23-GOLF-CLUBS-B...3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:2|65:1|39:1|240:1318
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Intech-Lite...5|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318|301:0|293:1|294:50
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Bill Wynne
Active member
Adrian, I carry four of them and the wind flags in a hard side double gun case. I like to simplify and cut down on the clutter.
Concho Bill
For tri-pod, like Bill says.
For poles. I have been using. Twist-n-pull tubes.
http://www.erdie.com/twist-n-pull.php
Cut to size. I got them free, though.
Flags go in those Styerlite boxes.
For poles. I have been using. Twist-n-pull tubes.
http://www.erdie.com/twist-n-pull.php
Cut to size. I got them free, though.
Flags go in those Styerlite boxes.
Pete Wass
Well-known member
I use
Covered plastic containers I purchased @ Walmart. I keep my flags and poles in the same covered container. I keep my probes in a second plastic covered container of the same size. They stack together well. The wife of one of my shooting partners made soem nice flannel bags for my flage; complete with velcro closures; not bad.
Covered plastic containers I purchased @ Walmart. I keep my flags and poles in the same covered container. I keep my probes in a second plastic covered container of the same size. They stack together well. The wife of one of my shooting partners made soem nice flannel bags for my flage; complete with velcro closures; not bad.
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Dave Short
Guest
I use the $10 foam lined hard plastic gun cases. They'll hold a surprising number of up to about 3 1/2 feet long stands . I bind my longer ones together on the ends with velcro-ended elastic straps to keep them from spreading out all over the truck.
I used to use a nylon ski bag...........It got pretty rough looking in a short time so I retired it. It had some miles on it to start with from carrying skiis; maybe a decent new one would be just the ticket.
-Dave-
I used to use a nylon ski bag...........It got pretty rough looking in a short time so I retired it. It had some miles on it to start with from carrying skiis; maybe a decent new one would be just the ticket.
-Dave-
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suitably sized tool box will hold all my pegs, tools, radios, flags and tails. A friends wife made individual socks for each flag. I bungie cord the poles together. The daisy wheels are the bugger. I still haven't figured those out yet.
suitably sized tool box will hold all my pegs, tools, radios, flags and tails. A friends wife made individual socks for each flag. I bungie cord the poles together. The daisy wheels are the bugger. I still haven't figured those out yet.
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AVanGorder
Guest
Got some pics?
Bryn
New member
Camera supply house
My setup holds 6 stands 2 probes. It wasn't cheap, but worth it. Made of durable plastic....Bryn
Here is the link, http://www.calumetphoto.com/Studio/Bags+Cases/?page=2
My setup holds 6 stands 2 probes. It wasn't cheap, but worth it. Made of durable plastic....Bryn
Here is the link, http://www.calumetphoto.com/Studio/Bags+Cases/?page=2
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Pete Wass
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abintx
Guest
I've always used ...
the USPS wedge shaped boxes I received them in. They fit perfectly in each box. They stand upright in my garage and nestle tightly together on the floor of my car behind the front seat. Since I've left one end open, the flag stands slide in and out easily. I don't even have to take the boxes out of the car. I transport my flags like this with a cover on the container:
the USPS wedge shaped boxes I received them in. They fit perfectly in each box. They stand upright in my garage and nestle tightly together on the floor of my car behind the front seat. Since I've left one end open, the flag stands slide in and out easily. I don't even have to take the boxes out of the car. I transport my flags like this with a cover on the container:
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Jerry Reisdorff
New member
Adrian
I just use your trailer - work great for me !
Jerry
I just use your trailer - work great for me !
Jerry
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AVanGorder
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I just use your trailer - work great for me !
Jerry
LOL - You're part of the problem.
At least your poles are in a 5 gallon bucket, mine are just laying all over the floor.
Do you have an extra bucket?
Adrian
CYanchycki
Club Coordinator
Here is a
photo of my Stanley fat max.
The 53 lb rest I showed pics of earlier now gets strapped to the front of the tool box and gets dragged around.
The flag stands which are sheet music stands fit in the top compartment, and all the other items required at the bench fit through out the rest of the box. The flags themselves are in another plastic tool box which can get attached to the top of the Fat Max.
It works for now until I find the ultimate.
photo of my Stanley fat max.
The 53 lb rest I showed pics of earlier now gets strapped to the front of the tool box and gets dragged around.
The flag stands which are sheet music stands fit in the top compartment, and all the other items required at the bench fit through out the rest of the box. The flags themselves are in another plastic tool box which can get attached to the top of the Fat Max.
It works for now until I find the ultimate.
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johnharris45
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wind pole
look at a phot shop... the have the same type poles for lighting or even a duffle bag will work
look at a phot shop... the have the same type poles for lighting or even a duffle bag will work
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TBonz
Guest
You bet I do! Let me know if you want to try it out!
Jerry - I just use Adrian's flags - saves space in his trailer!
Tom
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Douglas
Guest
My poles are the kind you stick in the ground, not the tri-pod kind; I had an unsed soft rifle case for a SKS with zipper on one side, the poles fit perfect. For the flags I found a plastic storage bin at Office Depot, it's short, about the perfect depth to put the flags laying on their side, and has snap closures at the ends. Thanks, Douglas