Terra-Lock Ground Anchor Introduction

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Box Spanner

This is used for

tightening the M16 nut

to prevent the

Spirafix^TM from rotating

and to prevent the

Terra-Lock^® from

coming back out of the

ground. To remove the

anchor, use the box

spanner to loosen the

nut to allow the

Spirafix^TM to rotate

freely. The ramrod can

then be used as a lever

to get the Terra-Lock

back out of the ground.

Spirafix^TM

This is fixed to the bottom of the socket by way

of an M16 stud on the Spirafix^TM and a Nyloc nut

and washer on the inside of the socket. For

installation the nut is tightened sufficiently to

just allow the Spirafix^TM to rotate on the socket,

after which it is tightened to prevent any

rotation when being loaded.

Ramrod

Ten kilograms in weight that

delivers an impact sufficient

to drive the Terra-Lock® into

the most difficult of ground

conditions. The ring on the

ramrod strikes the top of the

base plate on the socket and

drives it in.

First two Terra-

Sockets^TM shown as a

cut-away view to

show details

Socket

Fitted with four stabilising

fins that run most of the

length of the socket and

that provide good lateral

and torsional stability.

Four Hole Base Plate

All post and plates have four

hole fixings that take M10 set

screws.

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