Aluminum Duckbill Anchors are easy to install and have great holding capacity for their size. Drive them in the ground vertically, pull out the drive rod, put the rod in the cable eye and pull up with both hands. The cable pulls up about the same length as the anchors. After flipping the anchors are… [read more]

*We try & keep 300- 600 in stock at all times with quantity breaks* Aluminum Duckbill Anchors are easy to install and have great holding capacity for their size. Drive them in the ground vertically, pull out the drive rod, put the rod in the cable eye and pull up with both hands. The cable… [read more]

*We try & keep 300- 800 in stock at all times with quantity breaks* Aluminum Duckbill Anchors are easy to install and have great holding capacity for their size. Drive them in the ground vertically, pull out the drive rod and use a LL-2 load locker, lever hoist or Handyman jack to set the anchor.… [read more]

*We try & keep 300- 600 in stock at all times with quantity breaks* Aluminum Duckbill Anchors are easy to install and have great holding capacity for their size. Drive them in the ground vertically, pull out the drive rod and use a LL-2 load locker, lever hoist or Handyman jack to set the anchor.… [read more]

Duckbill Hand Drive rods are designed to be hammered with a large head for easy striking. They spread the load out so as not to blow through the bottom of the anchor when hammering. Pull out when the cable eye is just out of the ground, slide the rod through and pull up to set… [read more]

The standard model is best for normal soils and smaller quantities. The rod spreads the load out so as not to blow through the bottom of the anchor when hammering. To set the anchor after driving, slide the rod through they eye and pull up. This will cause the anchor head to toggle and set.… [read more]

This heavy duty #88 Duckbill Hand Drive rod is great for driving anchors in normal or soft soils. It is designed to be hammered with a large head for easy striking. They spread the load out so as not to blow through the bottom of the anchor when hammering. Pull out when the cable eye… [read more]

The Power Drive Rod series are made of hardened machine steel and designed to fit any pavement breaker/jack hammer, electric, hydraulic or air. Meant for use in high production jobs where speed is crucial. [read more]

The Power Drive Rod series are made of hardened machine steel and designed to fit any pavement breaker/jack hammer, electric, hydraulic or air. Meant for use in high production jobs where speed is crucial. [read more]

Duckbill anchors are the ideal safe solution for supporting newly planted trees as there are not rigid rods sticking up to harm people, pets or equipment. Cable clamps and black tubing can continually be adjusted as the tree grows, never having to restake. [read more]

Duckbill anchors are the ideal safe solution for supporting newly planted trees as there are not rigid rods sticking up to harm people, pets or equipment. Cable clamps and black tubing can continually be adjusted as the tree grows, never having to restake. [read more]

You can buy these blank anchors and attached the cable yourself or we can make custom lengths, supply w/ galvanized or stainless cable or add hardware on the top end of the cable according to your specifications. Aluminum Duckbill Anchors are easy to install and have great holding capacity for their size. Drive them in… [read more]

The famous Duckbill 88 anchors are toggle bolts for the earth. Just slide the drive rod into place and pound the anchor into the ground to the end of the cable.  Extract the rod and using a load locker, Handyman Jack or come-a-long pull up on the cable, which flips the anchor down deep and… [read more]

Aluminum Duckbill Anchors are easy to install and have great holding capacity for their size. Drive them in the ground vertically, pull out the drive rod and use a LL-2 load locker, lever hoist or Handyman jack to set the anchor. The cable pulls up about the same length as the anchors. After flipping, the… [read more]

Aluminum Duckbill Anchors are easy to install and have great holding capacity for their size. Drive them in the ground vertically, pull out the drive rod and use a LL-2 load locker, lever hoist or Handyman jack to set the anchor. The cable pulls up about the same length as the anchors. After flipping, the… [read more]

The MR-68 Ductile Iron Anchor is a slightly heavier version of the 68DBD Ductile Iron Duckbill, both are hot dipped galvanized heavy duty anchor that can be driven with much more force than the Aluminum version (68DB1) A 30# class or larger pavement breaker/jack hammer is recommended for a large installation, a hand drive rod… [read more]

The MR- 88 Ductile Iron Duckbill is a hot dipped galvanized heavy duty anchor that can be driven with much more force than the Aluminum Duckbill 88 anchor. As a result they are ideal for hard or rocky soils where you don't need a big anchor to get a lot of holding capacity but nee… [read more]

The 88 Ductile Iron Duckbill is a hot dipped galvanized heavy duty anchor that can be driven with much more force than the Aluminum version. A 40# class or larger pavement breaker/jack hammer is recommended for installation. The big unknown when installing earth anchors is the holding capacity of the soils. The LL-1or LL-2 Load… [read more]

Manta Ray anchors are driven into the earth in a low profile making easier to drive but when the drive steel is removed and the load locker pulls up on the anchor rod, the anchor will flip pulling on undisturbed cone of soil,  giving a better hold and less chance for long term creep. An… [read more]

Manta Ray anchors are driven into the earth in a low profile making easier to drive but when the drive steel is removed and the load locker pulls up on the anchor rod, the anchor will flip pulling on undisturbed cone of soil,  giving a better hold and less chance for long term creep. An… [read more]

Manta Ray anchors are driven into the earth in a low profile making easier to drive but when the drive steel is removed and the load locker pulls up on the anchor rod, the anchor will flip pulling on undisturbed cone of soil,  giving a better hold and less chance for long term creep. An… [read more]

Manta Ray anchors are driven into the earth in a low profile making easier to drive but when the drive steel is removed and the load locker pulls up on the anchor rod, the anchor will flip pulling on undisturbed cone of soil,  giving a better hold and less chance for long term creep. An… [read more]

The MR-SR is NOT designed for rocky or hard soils but is ideal for fair to poor soils A 90# class pavement breaker/jack hammer is recommended for installation. The big unknown when installing earth anchors is the holding capacity of the soils. The LL-1 Load locker not only sets the anchor but also tests the… [read more]

The MKB is a hot dipped galvanized very heavy duty ductile iron anchor. This anchor is meant for very poor soils and not for normal soils as it would be near impossible to drive the anchor. A 90# class pavement breaker/jack hammer is recommended for installation. The big unknown when installing earth anchors is the… [read more]

Four inch wide galvanized ductile iron that is tough enough to drive into gravel or hard soils. Comes with ⅛” galvanized cable with a thimble eye. Larger sizes or Stainless cable can be substituted for an additional cost. [read more]