Economy Sand Bag Equipment Anchors Recommended Use: Tunnel Anchors:
These
bags will hold as much as 35lbs of sand. Using the
bags with
20-25lbs of sand will provide the best results and the
most durability.
The bags also perform best if the sand is placed in a
plastic bag which
is
inserted inside of the anchor bag. Tighten the draw
string using the plastic slide clamp leaving about 1-2" of
string
between the bag opening and the plastic clamp. Pull the
bag straps
through the loop created by the string between the bag and
the clamp.
This will help reduce the stress on the bag to strap
stitching. The
bags can be connected using a bungee cord, rope, or a
strap. Bungee
cords of either 12-14" or 24-36" will work well. If a
strap is used,
it should have a release mechanism so that the bags can be
carried
separately with ease. If bungees are used, it is best that
they have
large plastic hooks facing out away from the tunnel
as the smaller metal hooked bungees may damage the tunnel
loops
especially if faced into the tunnel. Another method that
works well is
to use a belt or rope loop to connect the bags. It is best
not to carry
the
bags by the straps especially if you do not pull the
straps through the
bags string loop. When used as a tunnel anchor the handles
will be
approximately 20" apart when snugged up against the
tunnel. The use of
wet sand will increase the weight of the bags but will
also provide
less cushion upon impact.
Caution: Dogs and handlers can and do get injured while engaging in dog sports activity. Safety should always be the first option. By engaging in dog sports and using the equipment that we sell, you acknowledge and agree that you are doing so at your own risk and you release Coconut Grove Resources, doortosummer.com and gotunnel.com from any and all liability for any injuries or damages that may result. . Other Uses: The bags can be used to anchor other equipment such as chutes, tire jumps, wing jumps, teeters, ring easels, soccer goals, etc. as well as canopy tent poles.
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