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Anchoring

Little Beaver’s anchoring attachments allow operators to quickly install anchors for tents, mobile homes and utility poles using their Hydraulic Earth Drill. This compact and efficient setup can install each anchor in less than two minutes. Plus, Little Beaver’s Hydraulic Drills also operate in reverse to make removing anchors just as easy.

(Do not operate above 60 rpm and do not use with a mechanical drill.)

Applications

  • Utility Anchoring
  • Mobile Home Anchoring
  • Tent Anchoring

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Utility Anchoring

Install utility anchors quickly with Little Beaver’s utility anchor adapter. When paired with a Hydraulic Earth Drill, the utility adapter and high-torque anchor handle make one-person anchor installation safe and easy. (60 rpm only, not recommended for mechanical earth drills)

Little Beaver’s high-torque handle allows operators to drill a 6-foot-long anchor flush to the ground quickly. The handle generates 700 pound-feet of torque at 45 rpm, making it ideal for anchoring in most soils. It gives the operator complete control of the unit while drilling at the 10–15-degree angle typically required for optimal anchoring. Additionally, Little Beaver’s exclusive torque-tube design eliminates kickback, making anchoring safe for installers.

There are several benefits to choosing a Hydraulic Earth Drill with a high-torque anchor handle and utility anchor adapter for your utility anchoring projects.

Safety

Reduce strain on the operator by minimizing vibration with a torque tube that transfers kickback to the power unit.

Efficiency

Install a utility anchor in under two minutes compared to 30 minutes with an anchor cranker.

Portability

Anchor in remote locations thanks to its compact size and portable hydraulic power pack.

Improve ROI

Expand your business into other areas like landscaping or fencing.

Hydraulic earth drill utility anchoring adaptor
Utility Anchor adaptor

Mobile Home Anchoring

Securing mobile homes is easy with Little Beaver’s mobile home anchoring attachment. The Mobile Home Anchoring Kit is less expensive, faster and more user-friendly than using a pipe thread machine. Pair the attachment with a high-torque anchor handle for the ultimate mobile home anchoring system. (60 RPM only, not recommended for mechanical earth drills)

Hydraulic earth drill installing - anchors for mobile homes
Earth drill adaptor to install - anchors for mobile homes

Little Beaver Anchoring Equipment

Hydraulic Earth Drill

Hydraulic Earth Drill

Little Beaver’s Hydraulic Earth Drills match high-horsepower engines with the convenience of hydraulic drives to drill postholes efficiently and effectively in tough soil conditions. At 150 rpm, the drills offer controlled and precise speed as well as higher torque than our mechanical drills. Integrated forward/reverse levers provide safety and convenience, and allow operators to easily remove the augers if they’re caught under an obstruction, such as a rock or tree root. The drills also feature a steel torque tube, eliminating the risk of dangerous auger kickback during operation.

Hydraulic Earth Drills

Anchoring FAQs

What type of auger or drill is best for utility anchoring projects?

The best earth drill for installing utility anchors is one that improves operator safety. Key features include a torque tube to protect against kickback, and a power source that isn’t mounted on the auger – keeping noise and fumes at a distance. At Little Beaver, we offer a high-torque anchoring handle and utility anchoring adapter for our Hydraulic Earth Drills. This combination supports fast anchor installation and offers a variety of safety benefits for the operator.

Can Little Beaver equipment be used for anchoring in difficult soil conditions?

Yes. With the high-torque anchor handle, Little Beaver’s Hydraulic Earth Drills generate 360 ft. lbs. of torque at 60 rpm. They offer the horsepower and torque necessary to power through heavy soil. Additionally, a reverse lever allows the operator to remove the anchor if it is caught under an obstruction.

What are the benefits of using a compact drill for anchoring work?

Little Beaver’s utility anchoring system offers high productivity with the ability to install an anchor in less than two minutes. Additionally, it improves operator safety through an innovative torque tube that reduces strain on the operator and transfers kickback to the power unit if the anchor strikes an object. It also offers quieter operation than gas-powered “anchor crankers”.

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