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Question: Anyone use these to anchor a swingset?
Document: as others have suggested, use the rod to make a pilot hole before putting in the anchor. They work great, great idea.
We bought these anchors to anchor down our green house and they worked SUPER !!! 75 mile per hour winds and the green house stayed right in place. Wouldn't hesitate to use these anyway ground anchors are needed. Easy to install.
The rod blew through the anchor and then we couldn't get the rod out of the ground. We had to use a strap and pull it out with a vehicle which bent the rod but eventually got it out. It only drove the anchor about a foot in the ground before the rod went through the bottom of the anchor so the anchor never got buried the full length of the cable.
I would use this product again.
The wire is a lot smaller and more flimsy than I thought. If I ever use these again, I will use my own wire.
The anchors worked very well and they are easy to use.I purchased this from Amazon price was right and shipping was good
Easy to use and sturdy. The instructions are clear and easy to read and they work just like they are supposed to. Great product for a relatively small investment.
I would buy them again, but next time would water the ground for a day or two to get it softened and use an electric drill to get the pre-drilling done.
I bought these to use on a flimsy greenhouse I bought for my yard knowing full good and well that I would be dealing with hurricaine-level winds in my yard. I had almost everything blow off my deck yesterday and the greenhouse didn't move. I think the tarp and all of the contents will get blown away long before the frame goes anywhere.
This was a great product. It is easy to install and works wonderfully. I used it to secure a wooden playset to the ground that had a lot of mulch below where normal stakes didn't work. The only thing I had to do was use a longer rod than was supplied. I purchased a 36" zinc rod from my local hardware store so I could hammer in the stake deeper (the supplied cable is longer than the supplied rod for hammering). It was simple and is very sturdy.
Answer: yes