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Does the weathervane have a maximum wind rating?

4 years ago

We live on the Oregon Coast and can get some pretty blustery weather

Blue Heron Weathervane, Polished Copper · More Info

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Good Directions, Inc.
4 years ago
Hello,

Our items do not have a wind rating but they are sold all over the country and rarely have any issues relating to wind. This weathervane also has a retaining clip to help keep the weathervane down if it should get lifted.
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