Are we talking the 3/4 x 66" # 6 Screw Anchors with 11.5 lb each.....if your doing them with pblt battery drills, you must really be into soft soil conditions as I've some times had trouble using the 2 man gasoline anchor crankers. If your working the north..don't waste funds on the battery drill, as they won't hold up to the required torque. The 2 man cranker was pulled off the market as there were law suits as when the anchor hit a rock ect...they sometimes locked up and threw-twisted- tossed the operators... More work Comp claims. However to each his own....if the battery type works for you.....Get R Done !! I once had a good size original cable build, so I assigned a grunt with a local farmer and paid him to installed in ground anchors. What ever it takes !!!!
Re: Milwaukee Impact Anchor Cranker
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Gary E. Ogden
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