Ezy Anchor Caravan Starter Pack with Outback and Coastal Screws

The Easiest and Strongest pegs you will use.

The Caravan Starter Pack is designed for Caravanners for use in the hard red and gravelly dirt of the Outback and also sandy loam Coastal soils.

• 8 x Ezy Anchors
• 4 x Coastal pegs at 280mm long
• 4 x Outback pegs at 200mm long
• 1 x Torx T50 Driver
• 1x Torx T50 Manual removal L key
• 2 x Caravan Double Guy Ropes with Velcro straps, stainless clips, trace springs, cleats and reflective double braided polyester rope
• 1 x Ezy Anchor Canvas tent peg bag with zip pocket

Ezy Anchor is the product of some 25 years of camping and caravanning across Australia – from Fraser Island to Lawn Hill to Kakadu to Broome to Esperance, Broken Hill and beyond.

After 23 years of setting up and taking down camp in our tents, hard floor camper trailer, hybrid camper and now our caravan, there had to be a better way than driving and pulling pegs.

Installation:

1. Use cordless drill or impact driver
2. Connect the Torx driver bit to the drill/driver
3. Pick up your Ezy Anchor with screw in position through the Ezy Anchor
4. Connect your guy rope to the hook
5. Hold the guy rope and hook together with your guiding hand
6. Pick up the drill and driver in your driving hand
7. Insert the Torx driver into the head of the screw
8. Place drill in forward drilling position
9. Commence drilling the screw downward into the earth keeping the EzyAnchor parallel to the earth so the screw penetrates at its set angle.
10. Installation complete

Should you strike a solid object whilst installing the screw, remove and reposition the screw to another position close to or adjacent to the original required position.

Removal:

1. With your drill in hand and Torx driver bit connected and secured within your drill chuck connect the Torx bit driver to the screw head.
2. Hold the hook and guy rope in one hand, place drill in reverse and screw out.
3. Removal complete

In the event of a flat battery you can connect a shifting spanner to the driver bit shaft and unscrew manually to a point where you can remove the screw from the ground.