Has anyone else attempted a LakeTainer?

lowlylowlycook · June 26, 2011

Another bullet point for future LakeTainer marketing.

Designed to be stable in high winds, unlike the EarthTainer.

To be fair the EarthTainer that got blown over had a Sungold and Black Cherry in it so the wind had a much,much longer torque arm to work with. Also the new cages made sure that the lid stayed on so the only damage was almost a quart of greenies falling off.

Did I say only?

For next year I'll have to decide between fence posts and inflatable rings to provide more stability.

June 26, 2011	#13
lowlylowlycook Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2010 Location: So. Illinois (6a) Posts: 147	Another bullet point for future LakeTainer marketing. Designed to be stable in high winds, unlike the EarthTainer. To be fair the EarthTainer that got blown over had a Sungold and Black Cherry in it so the wind had a much,much longer torque arm to work with. Also the new cages made sure that the lid stayed on so the only damage was almost a quart of greenies falling off. Did I say only? For next year I'll have to decide between fence posts and inflatable rings to provide more stability.