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Do you have to collapse flip over to move/tow it?

11/15/19 @ 11:24 PM
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pRabbit
User since 6/3/09

Ive never owned or used a flip over shack. How far do you have to collapse it to tow it to a different spot?

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11/16/19 @ 2:25 PM
CHARIPAR BROS.
CHARIPAR BROS.
User since 6/16/08

Yes otherwise the frame and canvas material will drag and possibly catch on the ice and rip or damage. You shouldn't need to retract the poles, there is usually enough clearance-dependant upon snow depth

11/16/19 @ 9:30 AM
JamesD
JamesD
PRO MEMBER User since 2/16/04

PK told me a story of a big wind gust that flipped his open, jerking it out of his hand. He was running as fast as he could chasing it. Just before it dissapeared from his sight in the snow squall, it crashed on it's side spilling his stuff, most of which he was able to retrieve.

11/16/19 @ 1:22 AM
pRabbit
User since 6/3/09

Your vexilar holds it down. You must have a big vexilar or a small flip over.

11/15/19 @ 11:36 PM
Mr.Seaguar
PRO MEMBER User since 2/5/05

No you don't have to collapse it but it will flip in the wind if there isn't weight in it. I put my vexilar in mine to keep it down.

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