What is the farthest distance you can spread the spikes
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Total length of the spit is 36". You need approximately four inches on the motor side and probably two inches on the other side to safely operate. Not sure I'd want to try to cook anything along the entire 30" as you'd have a lot of heat close to the motor.
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Pam, you can spread the spikes just under the three foot width of the rotisserie bar. You'll need approximately two inches on each end to make room for the motor and the uprights. The motor runs for hours on two d cells and has alot of torque. I must warn you of two things, 1- be careful when packing it up as the on/off button can be nudged and start running the motor. 2- when you are camping and you have a couple of chickens roasting on this rotisserie expect people to come out of nowhere in amazement that you can cook like this out in the woods.
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the forks slide off and you can go the hole spit slope your spit so the motor side is lower so rod stays in motor and does not work its way out
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I would buy 2 packages, or 30 spikes. You will want to use 2 spikes per tree, 1 on each side about 30" from the trunk. We have a rectangular orchard with about 20 trees on 10 foot centers that we put in last year. We used a total of 40 spikes on the east and west sides of each tree. I would also recommend that you purchase a handheld auger (Yard Butler 30 inch Roto Digger) to drill into the ground about 18 inches before dropping in the spike. You want your roots to go down for their nutrients rather than across the surface, and burying the fertilizer stakes helps make that happen. These say right on the package do not use within 30 inches of tree trunk". Take that seriously. Buried or not, they will burn your roots if you stick them right next to the trunk.
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Hi Sally, On my mat the spikes are spaced on a grid 1.25" apart and are approximately 1/8" long. Maybe placement varies for the different sizes? I have two of the larger sized mats and don't have any issues with them scooting around on my medium pile carpeting.
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I am on vacation right now. I don't remember any spikes for orange pieces on this feeder. I use this one for different jellies and fruit spreads.
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Don't know the range but I have them throughout my house and the furthest point I was saying there were at least 50 feet apart. Very good product!
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Just don't put the spikes in the feet and place them right-side-up. The feet have a rubber insert in them already.
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Put the spikes all the way in because the water oozes out from them into the soil. It doesn't just drip (I think)
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The spikes work only on open ground, not a floor or wall. My answer: not to my knowledge, without using one's imagination. I have the same problem because my Powerwind is on a patio deck. lI hold it down with one had if necessary.
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Spikes would be ideal if you have very bouncy kids because the whole tent has a tendency to move a little. If you are planning to use with one little kid than you may be ok but a few kids can and do move the tent. Maybe use bungi cohorts with the spikes.
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I have had excellent results from my hawker unit, It has extended our range by roughly 500 ft and probably much further. We get a full 5 bars on a 6 acre spread, hope this helps, good luck!
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I believe the farthest you can staple from the edge of the paper is 1.125 inches according to the operating manual.
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The farthest I have tried so far is about 20 feet and it works fine at the distance. Of course, the farther the targeted area the wider the spot size being measured increases.
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It depends on how thick is the sand if u know its gonna be too soft then rest ur mind and get the longest spikes u can find and that should do the job if not work ur way with stones or something , be creative lol
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Sped Teacher answered nearly verbatim what I would have answered. Additionally, I only had hoped to order one spike to replace a broken one; however, the added benefit of having an extra set of spikes is I was able to lay out the placements even better than they were initially. I am very happy with this product for the price.
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I just bought the 10 pcs of professional glue, so I have no idea what spikes you are referring to, I'm sorry I could not help.
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Black plastic spikes go into ground about 8 inches deep, then you mount the metal part on top. Make sure your ground is damp before pushing the spikes in. Keep flush with the ground especially with grass so mower does not clip the mounts. Light is weak so it is really decoration. They look very nice and clean design.
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I agree with the answer from Sandy. The longer the kit, the easier to install. No way I would buy the extra spikes available from the manufacturer. Too expensive. 6" carriage bolts work fine -- at least in our sandy soil. More than likely the shiny metal of the bolt will be covered with mulch, stones, or dirt, or can be easily painted if they're too obvious. The material is easy to cut as needed and the connectors work great unless it happens to be needed right on the curve. In that case, we re-thought the design to avoid this situation.