28% offRavenmoor Anchor Kit, 2 pack
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- 6 augers plus the hex socket
- 18 in of galvanized auger each
- Chuck the socket and drive
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Deadhold Anchor Kit, 4 pack
$26.99$39.99
Deadhold Anchor Kit, 4 pack
$26.99$39.99
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Outdoor, 18 in, set of 4
Four 18-inch steel augers with a spiral shaft and a closed eye at the head. You wind them into sod or clay with the T-handle, or with the hex adapter chucked in a drill. Webbing straps with grommets run from the eye to the base of whatever you're holding down on the front lawn.
The shaft is a full auger, so it pulls itself down and threads through the soil instead of punching a hole. That is the difference between this and the bent wire pins that ship in the prop box.
The kit brings a T-handle and a hex driver adapter, so you can turn each anchor by hand or run it down with a cordless drill. The same tools back it out in November without digging.
Each anchor ends in a closed eye, and the flat webbing straps loop from that eye to a leg or a frame. Nothing shows from the sidewalk except the prop standing where you left it.
Built for outdoors
On the night, these are the part nobody looks at while the prop stays put through the wind coming off the street. In November you back them out with the same handle, coil the straps, and the whole set drops into the tote. Ships in 5 to 7 days, 3 to 4 on express.
Four 18-inch steel augers, the webbing straps with grommets that run from each anchor to the prop, a T-handle for turning them, and a hex driver adapter for a cordless drill.
Eighteen inches of spiral shaft, with a closed eye at the head. Most of that length is under the turf once it is wound down, so what is left showing is the eye and the strap.
The shaft is a full auger, not a bent pin. It pulls itself down and threads through the soil instead of punching a hole, so the load works against the soil around the whole shaft rather than against the top inch of it.
No. The T-handle turns each anchor by hand. The hex adapter is there if you would rather run them down with a cordless drill, and the same tools back them out in November without digging.
Each anchor ends in a closed eye, and the flat webbing straps loop from that eye to a leg or a frame. Nothing shows from the sidewalk except the prop standing where you left it.
Yes, with the same handle that put it in. Back them out, coil the straps, and the whole set drops into the tote instead of the trash.
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