My neighbor has one like Big Tee posted, and she had trouble after it was several years old trying to lean to the side. I used my loader to hold it straight and added some galvanized angle iron braces about 2 feet long to every upright. That was about 5 years ago and it is still ok. I mounted the angle braces with self drilling screws like or used to hold the panels on it.
I have one about the same age, that is installed north and south, which leaves one side facing the west wind. It also has 2 panels on the west side to reduce the snow blowing under it. It is about the same age, but has never had anything done but going over it and tightening a few screws. I think the big difference is I took the option of getting the heavier gauge uprights, so the screw holes do not work out as bad. I also went with the option of the screw in mobile home anchors.
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