I am considering buying a Sta Bar set. However, I normally use foot weights for my Show-Off canopy. They are white buckets filled with cement. A bolt runs through the cement, and then a hole in the foot goes over the bolt. The foot is then secured in pace with a wingnut. So the actual feet of the canopy are raised up about 8 inches. I assemble the canopy, raise it to full height, then pick up each leg one at a time and slide the foot hole over the bolt and secure it.
I don’t know how Sta-Bars are attached to the legs. Can they be attached after raising the feet one at a time as I described? If they have to be put on at the beginning, then I would guess the canopy would not flex enough to allow that.
Or do they expand into a socket or something?
Another question: I normally sit behind the canopy, and go in and out constantly to get to stock. This means I could not use a rear Sta-Bar, only sides.
Can they be attached only at night? Once the canopy is fully set up, and racks are hanging from it, I can no longer lift the feet.
Thanks for your help.
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You have to move the feet to install the standard stay bars. Ask flourish if the upper stay bar fittings will work at the bottom. They would on my older Trimline, but the latest version has a different leg.