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Why can't I just screw it in the ground as the name says

Somebody should actually sell these ground screws to people instead of making them ask for quotes. They'd make a killing. Still searching.

Still waiting 😂

How the f*** come Do you have to wear a hard hat you f***

Do you have the slightly larger drill bit for pre-drilling through rock?

He’s back snapped!

Can they be installed in water in order to build a dock?

So what happens when you hit a rock? Not a small rock, but a BIG rock like one that is a foot or more across and granite?

Just put 16 ground screws in Connecticut. The video very very briefly shows the only right way to do this job, which is the skid steer that has a giant hammer drill attachment on a vertical guide track for going through the inevitable rocks. If you are looking for someone to do this job, make sure that is the kind of rig they have because it's the only way if there are any big rocks. A plain hydraulic auger won't cut it. If you hit a small rock the screw will push it out of the way as it goes in... but it also goes out of plumb. That is why the hydraulic track drill is the way to go, because the machine holds it plumb as it goes in. These other methods only work if you have six feet of loam.

SO WHAT MAKES THIS BETTER THAN A HELICAL SCREW?

It's very secure but do you really need it to be that wind resistant where you use it?

In theory it works, what they don’t tell you is that if your in California we have all different sorts of soils and the electronic driver fails to drive a screw in the ground. I don’t recommend the electronic driver it sucks and it breaks. There is no indication in the service Manual about the driver nut bolt that comes loose, or even sheers off. I’ve used this tool for over a year now and it fails more than it works. Use a skid steer or wait til the winter to use the crappy electronic driver.

can these anchors be used to tighten up,coming off the foundation a sagging building wall coming off the foundation? will the screws go through limstone bedrock/ self tap

Good concept. I made a couple of stands myself, I didn't use wood, though. Two stands with multiple uses, and they all can hold Silhouette Targets, Sighting/ Range Targets, and target replacement takes about 5 seconds. One stand is actually two, a regular shooting stand, but it also becomes a hostage stand within a couple of seconds. The third stand is ground level for really low shooting situations. The stands are lightweight, compact, durable, they're multi use, and wind resistant like your base. The stand is average human height. You can put it in your bagpack or shooting bag. Three years and stands are still in tip top shape.

Good concept. I made a couple of stands myself, I didn't use wood, though. Two stands with multiple uses, and they all can hold Silhouette Targets, Sighting/ Range Targets, and target replacement takes about 5 seconds. One stand is actually two, a regular shooting stand, but it also becomes a hostage stand within a couple of seconds. The third stand is ground level for really low shooting situations. The stands are lightweight, compact, durable, they're multi use, and wind resistant like your base. The stand is average human height. You can put it in your bagpack or shooting bag.

where can i find the adapter drive head

To use this for DIY, does the adapter have to be purchased? Do you, or anyone, rent them?

can someone please tell me where to get the adapter head that is actually sitting around the bolts on the piling? I can easily find all the auger attachments and such, but not this adapter for me to buy. Thank you

How much is one? Cost is important.

Nice product - much better than pouring tons of concrete. 👍

Looks like Krinner ground screws. Are you a licensee, or private-labeling their product?

Looks like a weak version of a helical pier.. be a good rock anchor.. be cool looking deck support columns too..

So local frostline is ~42 inches, normal for US North East. So 2/3 below frostline means 84" + 42" = 126" or 10'+? With the requirement for a skid steer or similar, helical piers have to be similar in cost while they bear compression much better.

We need more sponsored content with DIYers using ground screws to build decks/sheds etc.

Nice video. We prefer slightly bigger flights for helical piers supporting houses and bigger structures but I like the idea and your video.

Your website link was misspelled in the intro.

What the hell is the point of the distracting, annoying background music? Meant to be an informational video.

I pray that there are no stones in the ground

Can ground screws be installed where the driving machine can not get to?

Looks good ! maybe i use it for our masstimberhouses :)

well....what happened? The suspense is killing me.

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