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Permanent locking point for indoor or outdoor use to keep vehicles and bicycles safe. Attach to ground, wall, truck or trailer bed (accessory kit needed for truck or trailer bed). 16mm hardened carbon alloy steel shackle. Includes 2 masonry bits (1 initial Pilot hole, 1 final moly-bolt diameter). steel shackle lays flat within domed body When not in use making it safe to walk or drive over. Recommended for both residential and commercial applications.
Permanent locking point for use in or outdoors to keep bicycles & ebike's secured where normally there is no other locking point available
14mm Special carbon alloy steel shackle provides increased resistance against cut attacks
Heavy duty hardened steel baseplate offers great resistance against pull attacks
Hardened an it-drill ball bearing inserts making a permanent locking point
Tough polypropylene ABS cover allows shackle to lay flat when not in use
Okay, in the end, these anchors are super solid. Prepare yourself for one heck of an installation process, though. At least if you're planning on installing these into something like the hard concrete of a typical garage floor. The drill bit supplied with these anchors was entirely incapable of drilling into my garage floor more than a half-inch or so. Complete failure. So, to drill the holes, I went to Home Depot and purchased two good quality carbide masonry bits: 1/4" and 1/2". I used the smaller bit to drill a pilot hole, and then followed up with the larger bit. This process was very tough and took a while, but it worked. THEN, I used the bit supplied with the anchors and drilled again to widen the hole very slightly. And then I ran the bit up and down the hole a bunch more times to grind a little more space for the anchor-bolt to fit. And be careful with those anchor bolts. If you are too rough with them they will fall apart. Also, good luck using these tools to drill the holes accurately enough to line them up with the holes in the mounting plate. In the end, even though I worked as carefully as I could, I could only line things up well enough to get two of the bolts to line up for installation. Good news was that just two bolts secured the system really well. Quite the epic installation process... but yes, this anchor is solid and and I'm happy with the end result.
