4.00, 2.05, 4.00, 2.05 - Manufactured Housing

Tie Down's Anchor Adapter Head, available both with the Electric Drive Machine (EDM-20) and as a standalone replacement, simplifies anchor installations. Intended for all ground anchors, this component seamlessly attaches to the motor's shaft, ensuring a secure and straightforward setup process. Crafted from high-quality steel, the adapter head guarantees durability and reliability. Its purpose is to firmly hold the anchor head, allowing for secure placement before burying the anchor in the ground. For added convenience during installation, you can utilize a ½-inch pin or slotted bolt through the adapter head and anchor head, preventing any separation from the EDM. This feature, often referred to as the safety pin hole, enhances the overall ease and safety of the installation process.

Available in both black paint and galvanized finishes (galvanized by special order), Tie Down's Iron Root Double Head Double Helix Manufactured Home Earth Anchors come with a 1-year warranty, assuring you of their quality and durability. The distinctive double-headed feature of these anchors enables the secure passage of two bolts, offering enhanced strength and attachment capabilities. Positioned with plates at the forefront of the anchor, these double heads connect seamlessly to the frame, serving the dual purpose of uplift protection and sidewall connections. Specifically designed for wind zones 2 and 3, these anchors extend their versatility across various wind conditions, ensuring steadfast stability. With either two 4-in. helixes or one 4-in. and one 6-in. helix, these anchors penetrate the soil with confidence, anchoring your manufactured home in place. Engineered for uplift and frame tie applications, these anchors provide a tailored solution for sidewall and I-beam connections. The innovative design encourages a range of strapping and attachment possibilities, including slotted bolts, contributing to the flexibility of installation. Designed for soil classes 2 and 4A, these anchors are meticulously crafted to thrive in their respective environments. These anchors are tested to meet the stringent requirements of HUD 3280 and 3285, and listed and labeled by RADCO #1349, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.