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Old 04-07-08, 09:50 AM   #7
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Default Re: Ground Anchor in wood?

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Originally Posted by Mogs View Post
There no reason why not. You have already accepted there is some loss in the security. You will have to use different fixings as the flooring is unlikely to have sufficient thickness.

Coach bolts and a metal plate side would a good method, but you would need access to both sides, you could try hollow wall anchors.

The important thing is for you not the leave any tools around that can aid anyone's attempt to undo you fixings, especially as this is a tempory solution and you will want to be able to undo your work yourself at some time.
My tools are all safely elsewhere - the only other bits in the garage are stuff I could live without, ie bits like oil and cleaning stuff.

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Originally Posted by Reckless Rat View Post
For temporary use I got an old 5 gallon bucket - I guess any big plastic tub would do, filled it with old lead pipe off cuts, chunks of cast iron, steel etc and concrete. Finished off with a big chunky steel loop (I used a scrap 4" gate valve ) Although it's movable you certainly can't run away with it!
This might be a better short term approach in fairness. The bike is already alarmed, imobilised, and has a disc lock and cable lock and will be getting a somewhat larger chain through it later today. I just need to put some tinting film up on the windows to stop prying eyes and I'll feel a whole lot happier....
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