6 PCS 15.3 Inch Ground Anchors Heavy Duty for High Winds Screw in Earth Anchor Swing Set Spiral Auger Stakes Suitable for Tent Trampoline Tree Garden Fence Sheds Swingset, Easy Use with Drill

A street sign in a town I worked for years was taken down by the city crews for replacement. The old antique sign that bears my first name was given to me when recovered out of the salvage yard. When I moved to my hometown and bought a house I took it with me. I was going to mount it on the Lamppost next to my driveway. The lamp didn't work and though there was no counterweight as it was balanced the metal post would often lean one way or another. Over the years I tried gravel and stakes to stabilize it to no avail. Suffice it to say it was not going to support this 15-pound antique street sign. I had taken the rust off and repainted it, but it sat in a corner of my house for the last 18 years.I once asked an electrician how to get power back to the original post, but he quoted me a 4-figure price as it would have to dig under the sidewalk to run a new cable. Enter a new dawn of outside power, the Solar Panel, and the supper energy efficient LED's. A recent product I got from the Vine is a nice Solar Powered lamp top made for two styles one of them being a 6"X6" post. So, I bought and painted an 8' tall version of that and called for utility locates to replace the old non-working post. I concreted it in place and oriented it so my sign would go parallel with the driveway. The post is in place and the solar light works great, but about mounting my sign the weight still may slowly move the post in soft ground even with the concrete collar. I got a screw in eyelet for the post and have some steel galvanized cable and a tensioner. So, after banding the street sign to the post, I used a power drill on the convenient hex top of the screw anchor. Attached the screw in eyelet and attached cable to both the end of the anchor and the second screw in eyelet on the post. Adjusted the tension, and this should work. As I said having the hex nut allowed easier to drill it into the ground. I thought I'd have to fit a socket over the eyelet and drill it that way, I didn't know the eyelet screwed into the hex nut. This is fairly inexpensive and would have many other uses as tent support or even trailer tie downs. For me though I have my own names street on the driveway to my house. Recommended.

The media could not be loaded. Much much better quality than the other stakes out there.These also give you the convenient option to use either the eye loop handle or hex bit which they provide. Sturdy and anchor deeply into the ground so you can be sure your things are secure. For us it was for anchoring garden statues that got knocked over 16 mph winds. Now they should stay in place perfectly and not go anywhere.

Great for staking down a tent in high winds. Worked in sand / clay mix.

We are using them for holiday yard decorations. These do the job very well. The tops of each can screw off which made holiding down our decoration even easier since we didn't need to tie anything additional to them. The threads are a bit rough/tight and that was a small issue. We eventually got them a bit smoother on our own.

I recently invested in the 15.3-inch ground anchors to secure my pool cover using a drill, and I am thoroughly impressed with their performance.The length of these anchors provides substantial stability, effectively anchoring the pool cover in place, even in windy conditions. Using a drill to install them was a game-changer, significantly reducing the effort and time required for setup. The process was straightforward, and the anchors securely fastened into the ground.Durability is a key strength. The robust construction ensures these anchors withstand the elements, providing a reliable, long-term solution for holding down the pool cover. I appreciate the peace of mind knowing that my pool is protected during inclement weather.The effectiveness of these ground anchors is matched by their versatility. Whether the ground is soft or compact, they maintain a strong grip. If you're in search of a reliable anchoring solution for your pool cover, the 15.3-inch ground anchors, especially when used with a drill, come highly recommended for their durability, ease of installation, and overall effectiveness.

We bought these to secure our large camp sight for Forest. Luckily it wasn’t to windy but when it was nothing budged at all! We use the attachment for power drill, but the drill did not have enough power. It does come with a small tool to make, twisting into the ground easy. It was extremely easy to use and also easy to get out. My only suggestion would be to tie some thing neon at the top so you don’t lose where you’ve placed them in the ground. The black is a little difficult to find during takedown.

My LIKES! The curly 12" stakes and durable and sturdy! This company made a GREAT product, they give you a driver to attach to your drill to screw the stake into the ground either screw it straight down or at an angle to brace against. Each stake has a 14mm nut welded onto the curly stake and then they give you a loupe to screw into the 14mm nut or tap.These stake are very versatile and can be used for many applications. I am using them to hold my new trees straight.Great product you can't go wrong with these