bug512
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Just figured I would post some pictures. I can not take credit for this. I saw it on www.modmyrv.com
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tatest
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So what is that, a glass handling tool?
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tvman44
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That is a neat idea except where we like to camp we are usually under trees and I have to set up my dish up to 100' away sometimes to get a clear shot.
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BuckBarker
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Cleaver but I might be concerned that the weight may start a delamination issue. I'll stick with what I have.
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five'er
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I like it.. not sure I'd use it as other have suggested I've had to put my dish a ways awya to get a clear shot but still.. I like it.
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bug512
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tatest wrote:So what is that, a glass handling tool?
Well is marketed as a lifting tool. I have seen others for handling glass, they costs hundreds of dollars. This was under $17 at amazon.
tvman44 wrote:That is a neat idea except where we like to camp we are usually under trees and I have to set up my dish up to 100' away sometimes to get a clear shot.
Yes, I only bring the satellite when we go to NASCAR races. Camping at the events are in the wide open.
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bug512
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bug512 wrote:tatest wrote:So what is that, a glass handling tool?
Well is marketed as a lifting tool. I have seen others for handling glass, they costs hundreds of dollars. This was under $17 at amazon.
tvman44 wrote:That is a neat idea except where we like to camp we are usually under trees and I have to set up my dish up to 100' away sometimes to get a clear shot.
Yes, I only bring the satellite when we go to NASCAR races. Camping at the events are in the wide open.
BuckBarker wrote:Cleaver but I might be concerned that the weight may start a delamination issue. I'll stick with what I have.
There is not that much suction and the weight from the dish is minimal between the four cups.
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LAdams
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Nice idea but wouldn't work on my aluminum sided (corrugated) TT 
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LAdams wrote:Nice idea but wouldn't work on my aluminum sided (corrugated) TT
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I was just wondering the same thing...but ya know, I bet it would stick to the sides or roof of our slideouts!!
Glass handling tool at Amazon.com. It has a 360lb weight capacity
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creeper
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looks like a pain to aim. any wind and the cables will be slapping against your RV. I'd rather have a tripod.
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