Is the poll wide enough to use as a hammer for tent stakes?
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If by poll you mean the back of the hatchet head then the answer is yes. It'll be a little unwieldy to swing that way though since the weight distribution makes a forward swing much more natual than a reverse swing. You may want to strike tent stakes with the side of the hatchet head instead to better insure connection with the stakes.
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I use a rock lying around because I take them backpacking and won't carry any extra weight like a hammer or mallet. These replace the simple bent aluminum ones they ship with the tent. Those I throw away because they bend easily. I whack MSR stakes with a rock and they don't bend. No problems yet. As Catfinger said I'm sure you can bend them, but rock hammering them into hard Sierra ground littered with granite hasn't bent any.
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The hammer in this set is very light, but it should work. I created a larger board made from real wood for my son to hammer pegs into and it works just fine.
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We got longer stakes & they worked great. The sandbags would likely work as well.
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I can't say for sure, but if this is the same jack hammer that I bought a year or two ago, I would say yes, though it might take awhile. My jackhammer has been a wonder for the price. I would suspect that if you went after this boulder by breaking off the ends and working at it gradually, you would be able to do it.Good luck,Dennis
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It might for a little while, but it is not designed to hold the weight of those types of tools. I'd use one of the garage organization systems for shovels, takes, etc.
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I would assume that it would as it had no issues attaching the spring snaps on the heavy duty tent fabric.
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I just pulled them out by hand. No problem. There's a nice groove at the top. You could probably use one of the other tent stakes to pull a stuck one out by wedding into that groove perpendicularly.
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They come as 4 double cylindrical bags in the package which I use to wrap around a tent plow when stakes cannot be used in the ground. If I am picturing a table with a center hole where a large umbrella goes, it may work. If not, I am not sure what you want to stabilize.
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This tent can be used for other surfaces. The stakes on the other hand may need to be upgraded to a more sturdy stake depending on the surface u are hammering into..
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It's pretty sturdy but I don't think I would push it. Items like shovels of course are heavier, and they also have wider diameter handles. I like this item very much for brooms, mops, stuff like that. Maybe one shovel, a spade. But for multiple garden tools, shovels, hoes, snow shovels, I think I would go with something designed for those sorts of implements.
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The Hammers wide view was sent to my son and he has not used it yet! Sorry I wish I could have helped! B.W.
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No. Between the light weight and the soft face it would be nearly worthless. The ideal hammer for tent pegs weighs at least 16 oz. and has a fairly large mild steel face. A good choice is the back side of a camp axe like the Gerber. Here's the one I use.http://www.gerbergear.com/Outdoor/Gear/Back-Paxe-II_31-000912
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It could work if you have the hammer in the right spot. It would be tricky though.
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I have a 13" hand push mower in mine along with a garden tool organizer and the tools (shovels, rakes, pruners, etc) and a leaf blower. Doesn't the site have the width dimensions? Just be aware that there is a bottom lip that you would have to lift the mower over. I am very happy with mine and the reduction of clutter on my patio.
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If you mean to use as an alternate fence, then it's theoretically possible. The clamp isn't very tall, though, so you would only be able to saw low profile pieces. It just wouldn't have the support for anything thicker. It's really more designed for a handheld saw base plate (e.g, circular saw or jig saw).
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If you can secure the tent to the weights it should work if you fill them with sand or gravel.