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Thread: Sand for TP-24 Stands

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    Default Sand for TP-24 Stands

    Hello All,
    I would like to know how much sand I have to get to fill up these stands.

    Thanks ahead of time.

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    Just get (1) 50LB. bag of play sand from Home Depot. You will have plenty!

    I think it's under $4.00.
    Ed

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    Thanks for the quick reply, Mag. Picked it up today. Now, shouldn't there be a plug of some type for the hole in the top of the stand?
    Last edited by Lee Bailey; 02-15-2005 at 12:22 PM. Reason: Adding some text

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    If they are like my stands, you will need to fill them with the top plate removed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mag_Neato
    If they are like my stands, you will need to fill them with the top plate removed.
    There is no top plate on the TP-24 stands (for the 340Mains). Just a hole cut in the top of the stand.

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    Hi Lee,

    Sorry.. no plug for the opening on the top of the stands... No real need for one
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    Good Sound To You!

    David Fabrikant
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    Another option I have seen is to use steel shot instead of the sand. It is a lot less messy, and there is no chance if anything living in the sand.

    Just make sure you use steel shot, not lead shot.

    Derek

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    Why steel and not lead shot? Also, where can you get steel shot? I will be filling my stands but I'm not sure if I want sand or not.

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    Many are worried about lead poisioning. Lead shot is banned most places for waterfowl hunting. Shot can be found at gun shops advertising reloading supplies. If there is a skeet range in your area some of them sell used shot.
    Last edited by Quinn; 02-17-2005 at 09:41 AM.

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    The typical playground sand you buy at Home Depot is cleaned, sterilized, and non-toxic.
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