After Hurricane Charlie roared through Punta Gorda in 2005 I had to make a tower delivery to Clear Channel for a back up link the next day. I saw several tower failures with screw anchors yanked out
If the soil is questionable, you could always screw in 2, 3, 4,...N such anchors adjacently, lash their eyes together with a big chain, or some other HB conglomerized bracket, and attach the guy to *
At that cost...easier and cheaper to pour a sled. K4XS In a message dated 11/10/2013 3:59:48 P.M. Coordinated Universal Tim, bigdon39@gmail.com writes: If the soil is questionable, you could always s
The A.B. Chance literature actually recommends using multiple helices on the same shaft, spaced at roughly 3-4 times the helix diameter. In soft soil, too, they have *very* long shafts (a lot longer
K4XS Depends on relative cost of concrete, labor, etc. and accessibility. Screwing in an anchor doesn't disrupt the soil surface much, digging a pit to hold a 7x4x3 foot block is a fairly big operati
Interesting video! Screw in anchors would be worth considering if you have access to the equipment to drive them in and the appropriate soil type. Perhaps there are companies that just do this, howev
On 11/11/13 4:24 AM, john@kk9a.com wrote: Interesting video! Screw in anchors would be worth considering if you have access to the equipment to drive them in and the appropriate soil type. Perhaps th
At the beach here mobile homes must be anchored with screw-in anchors and straps. Most of the places that service mobile homes in the area can do the anchors but they would be smaller ones - 4 or 5 f