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Old 10-28-2014, 10:51 PM   #1
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My Scamp is now parked in its winter nest. Got the shelter at Menard's. $400. On sale. A very good fit. I was able to back right in. I added extra stakes-See pic. The door had only 2 zippers. Called the shelter company. They sent a new one with 3 like the pic on the box. No charge. Highly recommend it.
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Old 10-29-2014, 05:41 AM   #2
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Will this hold up to 30 mph wind gusts and heavy snow load you have in North Dakota?
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So far it has held up in wind. I just added additional stakes to solidify the base. I have cinder blocks around the sides. Also I slid some steel rods into the end piece hems. Will do more soon to prepare for winter. I got the round top type thinking it will shed the snow better. I intend to keep an eye on it when it snows and remove excess. The steel frame seems pretty strong.
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I've read about them in the farm and ranch forums. Folks say they do hold up and I have read about some mods you can do if needed. Google should bring up shelter logic mods. Nice photos, thanks for sharing.
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I've seen that type of building before when i lived in the Northeast..... they hold up pretty good in the snow and wind. My friend held his down with those curly screw down type stakes
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