Stationary Dock Hardware - Leg Pipe Sand Auger
Item No. 315181
Stationary Dock Hardware - Leg Pipe Sand Auger is rated
out of
5 by
7.
Images
Details
https://www.overtons.com/stationary-dock-hardware---leg-pipe-sand-auger-315181.html
Stationary Dock Hardware - Leg Pipe Sand Auger
$21.37
$24.99
Save $3.62
(
14% Off
)
Additional Information
Features
Made of rugged cast iron, this auger fits up to a 2" O.D. pipe. Easily penetrates sandy or soft sediment as well as packed surfaces.
Show moreShow less
- Easily penetrates soft sediment
- Can also work in a packed surface
Specs
| Dimensions | 2" O.D. |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 3.25 lb |
| Brand | Dock Edge |
Reviews
Q & A
Made of rugged cast iron, this auger fits up to a 2" O.D. pipe. Easily penetrates sandy or soft sediment as well as packed surfaces.
Show moreShow less
- Easily penetrates soft sediment
- Can also work in a packed surface
| Dimensions | 2" O.D. |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 3.25 lb |
| Brand | Dock Edge |
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Louis from
Would recommend
Took two guys, one turning and keeping in place, the other pounding with the sledge but it easily went down 3-4 feet in the sentiment of a New England pond and holds the dock sturdy and true.
Date published: 2020-10-04
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ken from
drilled holes in my poles to hold augar more securely
I did drill holes into my metal poles to hold the auger more securely. I do have to take my dock out of the water in winter months due to ice on lake and was worried that augers would not come out with poles upon removal. Just an added security for those who have to remove docks at the end of the boating season.
Date published: 2015-06-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Mike from
Stationary Dock Hardware
Worked better that I thought it would - great!
Date published: 2012-06-25
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Maddog from
Great for the river dock
I have had a dock on the Chippewa River in Wisconsin for 10 years now and I used 4 of these for my dock posts with 1.5 inch id. galvanized plumbing pipe. I have had the river come up 13 feet and my dock was under that much water, dock never moved even with the fast current. My only suggestion is to use stainless steel bolts for the set screws. Great product. Picture is of my dock under 6 feet of water, you can see the two poles closest to shore and the stair railing, the other two posts are under water, river went down dock was fine.
Date published: 2011-02-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Ron W. from
loked everywhere for this
used in prior years for dock, product is exactly as shown in ad, great, easy to use.
Date published: 2010-07-07
how deep should i sink the augers and pipes? It is going to hold an aluminum U dock w/large metal framed canopy. dock os 18ft W X 26ft L and is in a fairly calm lake on so cal, but we do get lots of wind and varied water levels. the lake bed is thick ucly
Please contact our Technical Team at 1-800-334-6541, with additional information.
Date published: 2017-09-19
Are the dock sections stable enough, with extensions, to be used in 6' of water on an active(motor boats) lake? Water depth, 6' to 6'. Considering using multiple sections, to create a dock approximately 16' X 16' with a 4' X 8' aproach.
Please contact our tech dept. at 1-800-334-6541.
Date published: 2018-03-17