6 x Duckbill 40-DB1 Earth Anchors 20" Long with Drive Tool

$ 34.88

Score By Feature

Based on 56 ratings

Easy to use

9.38

Value for money

7.71

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Product Description

The Duckbill 40-DB1 earth anchors with drive steel tool come in a pack of six and are installed using an upward pull so that the Duckbill is rotated The anchor can hold up to 300 pounds more weight as it planes sideways through undisturbed soil to deliver additional holding power. Neither the anchor, nor anything attached to it, is visible above Because it is made of aluminum alloy, it will not rust or corrode

Selected User Reviews For 6 x Duckbill 40-DB1 Earth Anchors 20" Long with Drive Tool

This tiny but mighty tiger has a powerful heart

5/5

My garage has two of these next to it for anchoring one corner of a 16'x16' sun shade. Although there has been plenty of rain and high wind loads, neither has moved an inch since winter started. Initially I was skeptical, but my suspicions were unfounded - these things work without fail and are rust- and rot-proof. In our sandy loam soil, there is some clay and I installed the hydroponics as deeply as I could. Poking several holes into a plastic milk jug, filling it with water, and setting it on the ground for a few hours softened the ground. I then drove pilot holes in them with a length of rebar before pounding them in.

Kyla Rush

| May 23, 2021

ALL ALUMINUM IS NOT THE SAME! In spite of the fact that I like this type of anchor very much, its ease of installation, and holding power, there is no indication its entire body is I firmly believe it is not! While the anchor itself is aluminum, the cable it is attached to is not! In addition, the cable is not made from stainless steel, so it will rust and tear over time

3/5

It will be interesting to see how long they last.

Aliza Jensen

| Mar 04, 2021

There are many things that can be improved about the drive tool

3/5

Essentially a shepherds hook bent into a drive tool. The entire anchor, as well as the tool, became bent up when I tried to remove it. He had bad mushrooming in his head. It is necessary for drive tools to be hardened and available for purchase My anchors are no longer there, neither is the tool for driving.

Lilly Freeman

| Dec 15, 2020

They seem to work well and are very handy

5/5

At some fairly healthy loads, I have used several of them. When planted in good soil, they are surprisingly strong.

Ezra HAYWARD

| Jun 21, 2021

Hard soils work well with these

5/5

I purchased these knowing that screw anchors could not be used to attach them to my carport. During the first 5 anchoring attempts, I was able to drive 5 into compacted DG, with the sixth anchor being stymied by an abrasive I think this is a good product with good value.