In the process of assembling a new Flagship 1100. In the country, Central Iowa, we get a lot of wind here, and by that I mean strong wind, often.
I see this 1100 actually has D-Ring attachment points on it, so evidently Recteq is thinking either for Transport or Wind damage prevention or both.
I'm kicking around ideas, because our back yard / patio is going to go through some projects and upgrades in the coming years, I would prefer some temporary weights or anchors to tie this smoker to. Idea's I have had so far are 5 gallon buckets filled with Sack Crete with an eye bolt set in them for a cable/turnbuckle. Temporary, moveable, but heavy enough to prevent a grill falling over in all but a Tornado.
I've done concrete anchors and eye bolts for my Grill and table/chairs on my Deck, but hate to drill holes in anything for this Smoker as it won't live in this spot forever.
Curious if anyone else has come up with a better idea for temporary solutions.
I see this 1100 actually has D-Ring attachment points on it, so evidently Recteq is thinking either for Transport or Wind damage prevention or both.
I'm kicking around ideas, because our back yard / patio is going to go through some projects and upgrades in the coming years, I would prefer some temporary weights or anchors to tie this smoker to. Idea's I have had so far are 5 gallon buckets filled with Sack Crete with an eye bolt set in them for a cable/turnbuckle. Temporary, moveable, but heavy enough to prevent a grill falling over in all but a Tornado.
I've done concrete anchors and eye bolts for my Grill and table/chairs on my Deck, but hate to drill holes in anything for this Smoker as it won't live in this spot forever.
Curious if anyone else has come up with a better idea for temporary solutions.