X-FLOAT Dock Auger (Sand Auger) for Aluminum Dock Post

X-FLOAT Dock Auger (Sand Auger) for Aluminum Dock Post

$ 14.99

Score By Feature

Based on 55 ratings

Customer service

9.12

Packaging

9.33

Delivery

9.36

Satisfaction

9.31

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Product Description

With either thin or thick wall aluminum dock posts with ODs of 2" or less, this dock post bracket fits them. The ID for this card is 725" This is the ID for 790"

Using an auger for a freestanding dock helps anchor and stabilize the system

Lake or river bottoms made of sand, clay, mud or small stones are best suited for this product

Designed out of a military-grade composite, so it will not break like some cheaply made metal cast augers from off-shore

The US versions are made in the US

Questions & Answers

Using 3" wall pipe for my dock, I am able to secure it. Two inches long by one inch wide 1/2 inch is the internal diameter. 2. d, 2-2 Approximately seven eighths of an inch wide. This is a 3/16" thick walled tube. Is there an auger for 3" pipe available?

The auger you require is not available at this time.

Selected User Reviews For X-FLOAT Dock Auger (Sand Auger) for Aluminum Dock Post

Excellent

5/5

Everything was described exactly and I got exactly what I wanted. I received the package in perfect condition within one day of ordering. Four of these posts will be used to anchor a boat.

Aya Webster

| Sep 30, 2020

I was able to accomplish the job

5/5

Relocating a dock was what I was doing. My original posts were metal, 2 inch galvanized pipes, and I drilled a pilot hole at the bottom of the pipe to receive the Putting a nut and bolt together was a non-issue. The boats turned into the lake bed without any hassle, and I had no problem with them. In case there is a problem, I have two extra.

Landry Cantrell

| Apr 09, 2021

I am very satisfied

5/5

Thanks a lot.

Legacy Kaufman

| Aug 10, 2020

An anchor for boating on the sand bar

5/5

When boating, we used the auger as a replacement for a sand-bar anchor. It appears to be constructed of plastic molded into a solid structure. Exactly what we needed to replace the broken one.