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Re: Ground too hard for earth anchors [Re: cpoole] #6232687
05/03/18 08:40 PM
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Pulaski Axe, or the convenience of modern apparatus.

I will use my Danuser auger and power in everything. Trap bed in 2 seconds, and sonotubes to anchor everything!


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Re: Ground too hard for earth anchors [Re: cpoole] #7896990
07/01/23 01:17 PM
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Pennsylvania
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Anyone ever use concrete expansion bolts in big rocks for anchors? I have an amazing coyote location but it's nothing but rock and it's wide open so can't use drags confidently. I tried driving some bolts in and they seem solid just curious if anyone ever had them come loose from a coyote jerking around for hours. Highly doubt they would but looking for input. Bolted down a rebar attachment swivel I could hook trap chain to. Thanks

Re: Ground too hard for earth anchors [Re: NebrCatMan] #7897018
07/01/23 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by NebrCatMan
I use super stakes on all my land traps now a days. But the stakes have a fairly large diameter profile and in hard ground it seemed like it took a bit to drive them in. I have used a Milwaukee M 18 drill hammer and a long wood bit to drill a pilot hole which certainly makes it much easier to get the super stake in hard or frozen dirt. The last couple years I have been making my own super stakes out of 1/4th inch black standard pipe. I make them a little longer than regular super stakes. They sure do drive in way easier than their big fat brother. And they pull just as hard in dry packed dirt. Maybe in soft wet dirt they might not have the same holding power..... but I just drive them in deeper. I pull all my stakes with a handy man jack and just this year I made a super puller , much lighter. [Linked Image]


I really like your idea. Couple of questions. How long are they? Are you welding the point on them? And what are you welding on the side to attach your chain?

Thanks

JT

Re: Ground too hard for earth anchors [Re: Tooltime] #7897672
07/02/23 12:02 PM
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pre-drill hole for cabled wolf-fangs--- easy--- then cut to pull trap-- saves alot of wear on your person--- I would rather be setting and catching than jacking out an anchor or stake

Re: Ground too hard for earth anchors [Re: ks wolfer] #7897684
07/02/23 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by ks wolfer
pre-drill hole for cabled wolf-fangs--- easy--- then cut to pull trap-- saves alot of wear on your person--- I would rather be setting and catching than jacking out an anchor or stake

This is by far....the BEST way.

Took me several years to finally realize speed and ease is better than saving a few dollars on truly disposable cable stakes.


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