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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: Richie_EB4 on April 12, 2006, 16:53:25
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Hi all
Looking for a ground anchor..........is there better ones etc ??
Looking for something that i can fold as it needs to go in the back of my disco.
Any help or veiws/info would be great.
Cheers
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There's one half way down this page
http://www.straightforwardsupplies.co.uk/acatalog/Winching_and_Recovery.html
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i have one of these very neat bit of kit......
http://www.pullpal.com/
(http://www.pullpal.com/images/Pull_pal_snow_05.jpg)
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i have the straight forward supplies ground anchor and find it ace, has got me out of a few rough spots :) comes apart by undoing one wing nut, easy to store and very cheap i thought, after looking at all the others, real value for money, i was very suprised they even work but they are great :P
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I got one from scorpion, about the same price...looks much tougher than the straightforward one. It is really heavy so not that easy to run around with!
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Cheers Guys
Most of the pics ive seen ..........all look ok but its the usability etc that counts........after winching some very stuck vehicals and having trouble to find an anchor its about time i had one.
Now which to get........ :roll:
Thanks for your help so far.
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for completeness we should also mention the Devon 4x4 one ...
http://www.devon4x4.com/shop.php?mode=productview&sitelang=&product=152&cat=10&subcat=39
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Looks fantastic...........biggest down side is its size........not sure if i could get it in the back of my disco :cry:
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Also try here http://www.wizardbilt.com/
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Thanks for the link..........carnt see any pics :cry:
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Thanks for the link..........carnt see any pics :cry:
Funny that me neither :lol:
pm "wizard" on here its his site,
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Thanks for the link..........carnt see any pics :cry:
Funny that me neither :lol:
pm "wizard" on here its his site,
Cheers.........pm on its way.
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Worth checking out ebay as well as i've seen some on there for a reasonable price .
I think im going to have a go at making my own , doesn't look like there's much to some of them .
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Worth checking out ebay as well as i've seen some on there for a reasonable price .
I think im going to have a go at making my own , doesn't look like there's much to some of them .
Had thought about making one but for the safety reasons i am going to buy one.
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Get yourself a metre of stout angle iron and 8 half-metre pegs around 15mm diameter. Drill 9 holes along the angle, alternate sides. Hammer the pegs through the holes in the angle and into the ground, last hole is for the shackle. Whole thing packs up into a package 1m long by about the diameter of a big mug of tea.
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The Devon 4x4 spade end comes off for storage, they also do a mount for the front winch, to carry anchor during competitions.
Mr Buck has never bent one as far as i know, so it must be good. :wink:
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also remember there are different types.........
the spade type is good for mud and non rocky ground!!!!!!!
the peg type is good for rocky ground but not soft mud!!!!!
you could nowbe looking for two :wink:
mike
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Cheers Guys
Most of the pics ive seen ..........all look ok but its the usability etc that counts........after winching some very stuck vehicals and having trouble to find an anchor its about time i had one.
Now which to get........ :roll:
Thanks for your help so far.
hey you,ve got an anchor its usually me am I been relegated for a lump of metal :lol:
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If you get a folding type... be VERY CAREFUL of your fingers... they hurt like hell !!!!
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Bury the spare tyre.
Has anyone actually tried that!
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Cheers Guys
Most of the pics ive seen ..........all look ok but its the usability etc that counts........after winching some very stuck vehicals and having trouble to find an anchor its about time i had one.
Now which to get........ :roll:
Thanks for your help so far.
hey you,ve got an anchor its usually me am I been relegated for a lump of metal :lol:
Very true Mark........if it wasnt for you poor Pete would still be there :lol: