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Best way to solve my issue

Posted By: John04

Best way to solve my issue - 01/13/21 08:42 PM

I made some stakes for dps a while back, but I made them too short and coons tend to pull them if the ground ain't froze. Instead of making new stakes cause I already have 12 of these, what would be my best solution? Shock springs? Longer chain? Thanks in advance
Posted By: Bob LaRue

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/13/21 09:05 PM

Weld on a lug a few inches from the bottom of the stake. A hunk of rebar or a nut. If no welder a few wraps of wire & a nut might do the same thing for ya but I don't know how long it would last.
Posted By: Monster Toms

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/13/21 09:31 PM

How long did you make them??
Posted By: Swamp Wolf

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/13/21 09:43 PM

Weld a 1.5" flat washer about 2/3 down stake. It will keep it from spinning and make it much harder to pull up....including by you
Posted By: bblwi

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/13/21 10:00 PM

Put another swivel on the end of the chain and double stake doing a crossways configuration.

Bryce
Posted By: M.Magis

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/13/21 10:27 PM

I’d just double stake as well.
Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 12:18 AM

Originally Posted by bblwi
Put another swivel on the end of the chain and double stake doing a crossways configuration.

Bryce



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Posted By: Boco

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 12:33 AM

Cut a few barbs into it with a cold chisel.
Posted By: John04

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 02:39 AM

I made them about 12" long. 1/2" rebar with a flat washer on top.
Posted By: ~ADC~

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 02:46 AM

Originally Posted by John04
I made them about 12" long. 1/2" rebar with a flat washer on top.


Cut the top off and weld 2 of them together so its 24" long. 12" rebar stake is near worthless.
Posted By: Yukon John

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 06:30 AM

Originally Posted by Swamp Wolf
Weld a 1.5" flat washer about 2/3 down stake. It will keep it from spinning and make it much harder to pull up....including by you
If you do this make sure you weld them vertical, not horizontal
Originally Posted by ~ADC~
Originally Posted by John04
I made them about 12" long. 1/2" rebar with a flat washer on top.


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Cut the top off and weld 2 of them together so its 24" long. 12" rebar stake is near worthless.

I would recommend you do this though!
Posted By: Yukon John

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 06:34 AM

I make all my stakes 24", just like I cut all my firewood the same...so it can be used anywhere!
Posted By: Newt

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 01:18 PM

Sorry I dont deal with Issues
If you have a problem. I might be able to help.
Posted By: John04

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by Newt
Sorry I dont deal with Issues
If you have a problem. I might be able to help.

In that case, I have a pretty big problem
Posted By: jeff karsten

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/14/21 02:51 PM

I use 18- 24 in. 3/8s rebar depending how long the piece is to cut up washer on top roughly same length of chain Leave a little sticking up so the chain can swivel around the stake
Posted By: powderfinger

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/15/21 02:18 PM

longer chains
Posted By: Newt

Re: Best way to solve my issue - 01/15/21 02:41 PM

Originally Posted by John04
Originally Posted by Newt
Sorry I dont deal with Issues
If you have a problem. I might be able to help.

In that case, I have a pretty big problem



Problem THATS EASY

Use what you have. Just cross stake,using a cross stake swivel.
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