“The anchor need to be installed close to the shed means you are limited by the length of pipe that can be used to turn then auger. I wasn't able to screw the anchor into the ground until 3 inch out of the ground as the manual suggested. One recommendation I make to the manufacturer is to weld a bit to the head so I can could drive the auger into the ground with a socket and an impact drill.”
“Well made, strong steel. Plenty of wire to use. Anchors were easy to twist in the ground. A large screwdriver or something similar helps twist it in. No problems at all.”
“I have a neighbor who’s 10x14 shead was picked up by a gust of wind from his back yard and relocated to his front yard, so adding two of these kits to my new 10x14 shed was a no brainer.”
“Installation wss a breeze i used a socket to drive them in. also don't think they are cheap and going to pull right out, they hold like there's no tomorrow. Definitely will survive any storms or wind and would highly recommend to anyone who needs to hold anything down. Thoroughly impressed!!!”
“The steel and welding is top notch. I used a 1/2" pipe to turn the augers into the ground. Lots of torque needed to turn the auger in clay, though it is humanly possible.. After digging the first 12" with a post-hole digger I started the auger.
I feel my 12 x 32 mini-barn is safely secured. THanks for a great prouct.”
