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24 inch anchors from Tractor supply and ratchet straps, tied to center of house. We then
also drive 2x4's in ground, at each leg and screw the 2x4 to the leg.
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These and a cordless impact drill are quick and easy. They work great for tripods too. Just screw them down to ground level and insert the eyebolt through a hole on each tripod foot. anchors
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