Re: Tarp construction question
- To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Tarp construction question
- From: M*@aol.com
- Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1999 23:21:12 EDT
Rick,
All of the other Tarps that I've seen do have webbing around the handle
holes or the handles are webbing lopped out side the tarp then sewn back to
it to form a handle. The tarps that I had made, the material is so strong the
handle holes are stamped into it. No seams to rip or come apart! Also the
disadvantage with the looped handles is they're always hanging down when you
lift the pumpkin and try to grab one. They are also a lot more bulky and are
harder to pull under the pumpkin when your lifting it on its side to get the
tarp under it. I'm convinced the tarps I had made are the strongest,
lightest, easiest to get under the pumpkin and the simplest to keep clean.
Never mind the least expensive for what you get! Again they're $69. plus
$7.00 shipping and handling.
Alan R.
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