DIY Ground Anchor Adapter

[@pattoohill5307]

never boring here. hopefully you'll have some more soon. especially farm jobs and plasma table. thanks for sharing

[@WideVisionMetalFab]

Summer is winding down, so hopefully I can get caught up with editing videos.

[@rogerharper6060]

Love watching your videos if you can you need to upload more there very entertaining and I learned a lot from you

[@northernredneck7674]

That’s a good idea. I helped a buddy of mine put up one of these sheds and we spent a good portion of the day running them in with a piece of rebar.

[@randysteele7386]

Love your videos, can't wait until you get some more up, wasn't bored at all!

[@cattleranch2462]

You’re a cool dude and I appreciate your videos.

[@JWB671]

Matt is awesome...

[@zephyrold2478]

Nice solution, that must be worth a good old handmade thumbs up.

[@JamesDedmon]

That’s an awesome idea. You always come up with the most practical ideas for tools. I may need a shelter like that for my race car

[@mechanickb4350]

Man that was a great video and a great idea! I need to install some anchors tomorrow and I was contemplating how to adapt my big 3/4 drive impact. Love your idea. I have a junk 3/4 impact socket. Gonna do the same thing. Jokes were great too! Love it! Thanks man.

[@jasonjoens279]

Good idea with the expansion tank. I'll have to remember that trick.

[@johnr8476]

Thanks for the video, getting to install some mobile home anchors for a carport, and was wondering if a air impact wrench would work, or if the shank on the anchors would twist too much for an air gun to work, now I know.

[@ryannelson2211]

Nice I was thinking about this very thing recently. I had thought about building a socket to slip over the top of the anchor, but I think this is a easier way to do it

[@realestateinfonet9041]

Superb trick! Thank you very much for sharing it with us!

[@heathworsley8347]

Excellent video as usual. Keep em coming

[@ke6bnl]

good video I have one of those to put up that I have postponed for a few years now.

[@RockingJOffroad]

I never thought about using an air impact to run ground anchors in with. I always wondered how they run in the mobile home tie down anchors!

[@scotthanson7888]

I hacked up a similiar thing for a SDS hammer drill to puond steel t posts.. I welded a SDS chisel to a socket, then a 12 inch pipe around the socket as a guide. The Bosch Bulldog pounds the steel fence posts easy.

[@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin]

Looks good, works good!! You could do the same with a piece of rectangular tubing that fits over the eye of the anchor... Your setup with the bolt may be more universal, but one made with tubing would be faster. Sometimes for jobs like this one, a drill works better, impacts don't always work well with materials that give too much. Thanks for the video!!! And thanks for the words of wisdom 😂🤣😎

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

Two good tips in one video. Super!

[@ghilreese3413]

I like that idea. I have a cracked 15 in the truck. Is the shed for the chipper? Thanks for the videos.

[@321itsdone5]

Why not just cut a slot in a big impact socket?

[@waltbe]

Very good. Clear. Thanks. When does a joke become a Dad joke? When it becomes apparent.

[@David-ll8bt]

Hell of a thought. I'll make one and have my wife use it while I sit back and have a icy cold can of milk, aka, Bud Lite.

[@glenvanbavel2094]

Awesome idea

[@marklatham5692]

Great adaptation! I like how you cowed that stake right into the ground (beef), no bull there! We've missed you mightily ... hope we hear more from you soon! btb, how's that camelback drill press coming along?

[@chrisbgarrett]

Pretty welds,thanks

[@gayprepperz6862]

The Rodney Dangerfield of KZbin. Had me moaning and laughing the whole time.

[@bcbloc02]

Chrome sockets are not made from impact rated steel, it is why they are prone to cracking.

[@bobmoore5242]

With ground like that you could screw them in with a hand ratchet, no cheater tube required. I would have to cut the auger down to to half inch slivers and pound the anchor in with a 8 pound hammer, never to be retrieved again.

[@PatFarrellKTM]

my dad was from Omaha, he told the same jokes as you. Must be mid-west humor.

[@LatinDanceVideos]

Came here for the fabrication, stayed for the dad jokes

[@kevinnewman1202]

what is the thickness of the steel plate pieces used in making it?

[@nldcam]

Thumbs up on dad jokes😂. I really want expecting it because I had the volume off w cc on.

[@markeholbrook]

THE JOKES CRACKED ME UP!

[@countryhamop4580]

How much would you charge to make me one of those? Got a project coming up real soon where I could use something like this!

[@johnstrange6799]

Pretty sweet.

[@jster1963]

LOL! Great tips and I love corny jokes ;-)

[@bennyblanko3]

Great video and good job on fabrication. After the beef jokes, I though there would be a few jokes about the air "hoes"

[@johnreich7595]

Smart!

[@danweiss3439]

Any chance you'd make me one of these and ship it? I can PayPal. Yes, I'm serious lol. Installed a large playset / house for my son and this would be fantastic for my added anchors.

[@Hhhhhgggihgdd]

If you bought it and used it already I'll buy it from you.

[@mikecioka1180]

Let me know too i need one, you should sell this in amazon. Trust me a lot of people will buy it

[@HIGHVOLTAGE-CAT]

Nah , should of milled one out of solid ......🤔 no point just polishing the thing get it used 💖

[@davidhallett5239]

Would you sell yours? How much to make one for me? Thanks for the jokes

[@WideVisionMetalFab]

Somebody already bought the one I used in the video. I would definitely make one for you. Contact me at my e-mail widevisionmetalfab at the g mail. Thanks! Matthew

[@esurcylimaf4335]

Mate I have a beef about your jokes...

[@johnisaacs8909]

Nice jokes!!.. 😂

[@hddm3]

Hahahshhahahahhshshshhshshshhs

[@craigtpat]

LIKE just for the joke filler