The Roughneck Ground Anchor can be installed and removed in seconds. Made from strong, powder-coat...The Roughneck Ground Anchor can be installed and removed in seconds. Made from strong, powder-coated carbon steel. Suitable for a wide range of applications including marquees, trailers, worksite, garden equipment, camping, outdoor activities, farming and more. Use multiple ground anchors for increased holding power or set in concrete for an even stronger, more permanent fixture. This anchor features a corkscrew design and a D-ring.
Specifications:
Size: 340mm (13.1/2in)
Holding Force: 160kg (per anchor)
Auger Length: 28cm
D-Ring Size: 25 x 51mm
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This guide is for anyone needing a secure and portable anchoring solution, perfect for securing marquees, trailers, or outdoor equipment. The Roughneck Ground Anchor offers quick installation and impressive holding power, but keep in mind that holding strength can vary based on soil conditions. This guide will help you understand its features, proper usage, and maintenance for optimal performance.
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Model Part Number
64-634
Brand
Roughneck
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FAQs
How deep should I insert the ground anchor?
Insert the anchor as deeply as possible, ensuring the entire auger is buried for optimal holding power.
What is the holding force of the ground anchor?
Each anchor has a holding force of 160kg (per anchor), but this can vary depending on the soil conditions.
Can I use multiple ground anchors?
Yes, using multiple ground anchors is recommended for increased holding power, especially for larger items or in windy conditions.
What is the D-ring size?
The D-ring size is 25 x 51mm.
What material is the ground anchor made from?
It is made from strong, powder-coated carbon steel.
Can I use the ground anchor in concrete?
No, this anchor is designed for use in soil. Consider a different anchoring method if you need to secure something in concrete.
Troubleshooting
Anchor is difficult to screw into the ground.
Try moistening the soil with water or use a lever to aid insertion. Avoid rocky areas.
Anchor does not hold securely.
Ensure the anchor is fully inserted. Check the soil type; very loose soil may require multiple anchors or an alternative anchoring method such as setting in concrete.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy and fast installation.
Durable and weather-resistant construction.
Suitable for a wide variety of applications.
Provides a secure anchor point.
Portable and easy to store.
Cons
Holding power can be affected by soil type.
May require multiple anchors for heavy loads.
Not suitable for very hard or rocky ground.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Screw the ground anchor into the ground using the corkscrew design. Ensure it is fully inserted for maximum holding power.
Attachment: Use the D-ring to connect ropes, straps, or chains to secure your equipment or structure.
Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of materials and equipment that require anchoring.
Care: Regularly inspect the anchor for any signs of damage or wear. Clean the anchor with a cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals.