ground anchor installation

[hindle8907]

Does anyone know who to call for a ground anchor to be fitted professionally in the manchester area ....
iv looked around the net and can only find 2 places in the uk that do this and they are no where near manchester .

My land lord said i have to get it done professionally or i cannot have it done

Any old builder should be able to do it. What type is it and how does it fix down?

[hindle8907]

Originally Posted by teriyakimonkey

Any old builder should be able to do it. What type is it and how does it fix down?

i was looking at the YAnchor i need it flush to the ground so its going to be a pritty big hole that needs making and filling
http://www.yanchor.com/Y-max%20901.html

Local handman no? Just look on something like Gumtree. It should could with instuctions on how to fit it.

However why not just fit it yourself and tell him u got someone in? Long as its not a bodge job what would he know?

Peak Motorcycle Security (http://www.bikesecure.co.uk) might do it. They're based in Leicester but travelled down to London to fit my ground anchor, which needed to be sunk into concrete.

[hindle8907]

i tried to ring them but the number is not reconised .

Looks like a good anchor. Don't forget it's only as good as the chain you use with it.

It'll need more than a handyman Bluethunder, unless he has a kango that is! The hole that it needs should be the shape of a traffic cone so the whole lot can't be pulled up and out.

[hindle8907]

yeah im getin an almax chain 19mm verry good chains
http://www.almax-security-chains.co....t=More+Details

[hindle8907]

Originally Posted by wyrdness

Peak Motorcycle Security (http://www.bikesecure.co.uk) might do it. They're based in Leicester but travelled down to London to fit my ground anchor, which needed to be sunk into concrete.

do you have a diffrent number for these guys as i cant get hold of them on that number and the contact form is a dead link too

Originally Posted by teriyakimonkey

Looks like a good anchor. Don't forget it's only as good as the chain you use with it.

It'll need more than a handyman Bluethunder, unless he has a kango that is! The hole that it needs should be the shape of a traffic cone so the whole lot can't be pulled up and out.

Yes true dude the size of that thing, mine isn't that big but its very solid. I have a sold secure chain, which is very good. Is it still rough around that area?