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butthead
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Tomcat: "Replaced the original 8.5mm fiberglass poles on my Cabelas Alaskan Guide tent with with 11mm aluminum poles I purchased on ebay and custom cut to length. "
I have used 11mm poles to build several replacement frames including a Eureka CampTrails 4 pole dome very similar to yours. Sturdy for sure! One 11mm (.433), pole will also make a small pile of pole repair splints for 8.5 and 9mm poles. Ebay and Quest Outfitters are my sources and I keep a bunch of 9mm 24 inch extras on had. along with assorted sleeves, ends, and shock-cord.
butthead
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Canoe42
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Does any one have a good place to get replacement tent poles? May need to be custom lengths.
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butthead
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Canoe42: "Does any one have a good place to get replacement tent poles? May need to be custom lengths."
Will you be at Rockford weekend? I'll bring a bunch..
butthead
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Canoe42
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I can probably repair it. It is only a car camping tent. Need to track down 1/8" shock cord. Kelty Yellowstone 4.
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Jaywalker
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In the unlikely case that Butthead doesn't have one of whatever you need, you can fall back on this.
Tent Pole Technologies
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billconner
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Check Amazon for both shock cord and poles. Lots.
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Jaywalker
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They carry bulk shock cord at my REI in two sizes. If you are near one give it a try. They also have 4 inch tubes meant for tent repair.
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butthead
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REI, Amazon, Tent Pole Tech were listed, and good sources. 2 others I use often, Quest Outfitters and Ebay
To trim poles to length a tubing cutter is handy.
butthead
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Tomcat
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I have purchased new aluminum tent poles on ebay and custom cut them to fit several of my tents and tarps. I have been completely satisfied with the quality and it has allowed me to tailor the collapsed storage length to better fit in my backpack.
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Tomcat
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