Anyone with a Bobcat (skidsteer) and a hydraulic post hole auger should be
able to screw in anything you would attempt to turn in manually. You'll
need some kind of adapter to attach to the eye of the anchor (if it's that
style). Often used to anchor mobile homes and buildings, big dogs etc.
I made one for the tractor here with a hydraulic motor and an old gear box.
Slow but gets the job done - in hard soil the 2 3/8 x 8 foot x 8" helix is
about all I can manage, but in the springtime (wetter) or softer locations
they go in easily.
73 Don
VE6JY
On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 1:56 AM, Linux Mercedes <linuxmercedes@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been trying to avoid the route of hand-screwing anchors into the
> ground, but I've had no luck finding anyone who will install them. What
> sort of contractor would install these things?
>
> Or, should I just stop worrying about it and put them in by hand?
>
> Thanks
> --Nathan
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