Peggy Peg

[Bushman]

Anyone use/got Peggy Pegs

 

[dagree]

Not here but would've needed them if the van was setup today
Looks like a good idea!

 

[Brad]

Looks like a colorful coach bolt to me.

 

[AndrewC]

Not them but something similar. These are all I've used for pegs in the last 2 years. Why M12? Because it's the same size socket for the impact drill as the drop down stabilizer jacks.

http://www.bunnings.com.au/zenith-m12-x-150mm-stainless-steel-coach-screw-2-pack_p2310682

We mostly camp on hardish ground so they work a treat. I could imagine the Peggy pegs would be good at the beach tho

 

[peterg]

A mate of mine designed and produced the "Blue Screw" before Peggy Pegs were around. No need for a drill with his Blue Screw.

Www.bluescrew.com.au

 

[Crusty181]

@AndrewC @Bushman Im assuming you screw these things in on the same angle as the load, as opposed to opposite angle to the load like your normal metal tent peg ???

 

[AndrewC]

I just screw mine straight into the ground. I do have a big gal washer as well tho.

 

[AzHaych]

I have @Bushman they are the best thing ever! I have a pair of the big aluminium ones for securing the awning, 17mm socket on my cordless impact drill and couple of guy ropes and it is secured in less than 10 seconds.
My Father in-law was laughing at me when I first bought them, called me a gullible DH. First trip away with them whilst he was bending pegs with his hammer, I had the Peggy Pegs screwed and had cracked a beer. I may have asked him "who's the DH now?"
He bought a set the minute he got home.

Az