Mobile Home Part Set of 4 Auger Anchors; 4-8 ft Tie Down Strap, 4 Bolts

These are great! Heavy duty- I feel confidant my storage building will stay in place during a wind event. We were required to anchor our building due to having an electrical meter attached to the building. Understanding the depth and size of the anchors is crucial when picking some out- as depth, type and size corresponds to the number of lbs the anchors can hold down. With that being said- these anchors aren’t for the faint of heart- you can get them in, with power tools. We have hard, red dirt ( SC) there was no way these will be hand screwed in. You will need to be creative with the tools you have- we used multiple tools during the process to get these in- including a 2x4 to use as leverage to turn. There are several videos online that you can watch on attaching these specific straps, they can be tricky again- you will need specific tools to install. if you have the means, these are a great value and can save you close to 1k for what someone would charge to install for you.

Just put them in the ground to anchor my moble home as required by law.

These are top notched they have in been in the ground ever since we bought them and still going strong plus they help with the rocking its more steady would buy again

No problems with the product, but they are too expensive for what they are. You can buy for less at one of the big box construction stores. Ordered just for the convenience of delivery.

Anchors are effective, I'm still here!However, Amazon's deplorable dealing with a double order, which was entirely their fault, and refusal to refund some $200 because I was outside the time limit, (again their fault) is despicable.Be very careful what you order here particularly when the item is delivered direct from the manufacturer.

They are great to secure a backyard shed. While they can be used permanently, the strap fastener can be adjusted for re-leveling if needed, or completely detached to remove the shed. They add a lot of security & stability and some home owners insurance, or local ordinances may even require them. I used the tools I already have to put them in, but a special tool can be bought to make it easier (it is tight quarters under the shed to work).

I used them for extra anchors for my mobile home which worked amazingly they dig the ground pretty easily and I did it by hand with just a little pole that went through it and it took me a minute but they went deep I bottomed all of them out

Added these to the tiny house.