Heavy Duty 1'' x 66″ with 10″ Helix “Galvanized” Screw Anchor

Heavy Duty 1" x 66″ with 10″ Helix “Galvanized” Screw Anchor Heavy duty 1" Shaft and welded closed Eye Ideal for corrosive environments in medium to soft Soils – “Hot dipped Galvanized Finish” Commonly used for Mooring Boats and docks, securing vineyard trellises, Large storage sheds, retaining walls, radio antennas, small windmills, Long Hop runs All eye anchors are manufactured from steel that conforms to ASTM A-36 M1020 standards. Holding strength is based on clay soils which are of hard to medium density. The holding strength is reduced in softer less dense soils and sandy soils. To ensure maximum holding strength, anchor must be installed to full depth with the bottom of eyelet at ground level. Anchor eyelets are always weld closed, eyelets can be left open upon request of the customer. Can be installed by hand in softer soils with a "installation bar" harder soils may need power installation equipment 12,000 lb+ pull out resistance in Hard Pan soils- less in less dense soils MADE in the USA Specifications: Finish: Hot Dip Galvanized Shaft Diameter: 1″ Helix: Single 10″ ID of Eye: 1 1/2″ Welded closed Length: 66"

• Built for Tough Environments: 1" Solid Shaft: Engineered for strength with a welded closed eye, ensuring durability in demanding conditions. Hot-Dipped Galvanized Finish: Provides superior protection against corrosion, making it ideal for use in medium to soft soils, including harsh, corrosive environments.
• Versatile Applications: Perfect for securing: Mooring boats and docks Vineyard trellises Large storage sheds and retaining walls Radio antennas and small windmills And much more
• Impressive Holding Power: Withstands pullout resistance up to 12,000 lbs in hard pan soils. For softer, less dense soils, holding capacity may be reduced.
• Installation Tips: Achieve maximum holding strength by installing the anchor to full depth, with the base of the eyelet flush at ground level. Welded closed eyelets for added security Easily installed by hand in softer soils using an installation bar; harder soils may require power installation equipment.