Mystery Pole Set.

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bilmo-p5

Bushcrafter through and through
Jul 5, 2010
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west yorkshire
Can anyone identify this pole set?

Aluminium, in 3 sections, originally corded together, spike at the heel and a slot at the top, (although the way they fit together suggests the opposite.)

Each set makes up a usable pole length of 56" or 143cm and weighs 240g.


ArmyTarpole1.jpg
 
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May 20, 2011
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The North
I have seen these at Anchor Supplies in Ripley. I seem to have some cognitive recall that they are from a Basha/Mesh Type Bivi. It may be worth a call or to sending a picture to Anchor Supplies, to ascertain if they can improve on what I am suggesting.
 

JAG009

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Sep 20, 2010
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Under your floor
Can anyone identify this pole set?

Aluminium, in 3 sections, originally corded together, spike at the heel and a slot at the top, (although the way they fit together suggests the opposite.)

Each set makes up a usable pole length of 56" or 143cm and weighs 240g.




ArmyTarpole1.jpg

Barnowl has the same poles hes the one to ask

Jason
 

BushSleeper

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Dec 4, 2008
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Devon
Army TARP poles, should have a length of paracord up though the centre and tied off with a knot at outside each hole, pulling tight and locking off keeps all three together, look closely and you might find a crows foot mark on them.
 
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Gill

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Jun 29, 2004
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They were selling these on ebay a while back for a couple of quid a set , and a lot of us got them they are good poles.
 

Barn Owl

Old Age Punk
Apr 10, 2007
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Ayrshire
Great pieces of kit, esp' at the price they were going for.

Haven't seen any for sale of late though, has anyone else?

Very adaptable in setting up a tarp, we've used them to open a doorway into the communal 'chute that was pegged to the ground to.

If you get your hands on any be sure and keep them.
 

bilmo-p5

Bushcrafter through and through
Jul 5, 2010
8,168
9
west yorkshire
Thank you for all the replies & info.
I have 2 sets of these poles and am well pleased with them. There are occasions when a longer pole is a handy thing and removing the cord enables a 2nd midsection to be used.
 

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