can this one be bolted to the ground?
270997
Yes. It has holes in the feet to allow you to do so. I love mine! I agree with Frederica though, it is very stable left unbolted, and it's nice to be able to move it around.
270998
Yes. There is a whole in each of the circular pads at the end of the legs. They could hold a bolt.
270999
Not sure, but you could probably drill through the four (heavy duty steel) feet and bolt it down. To wood? To concrete/cement? Not sure why you'd want to. It's fairly stable, and that would obviously reduce your ability to move it around.
1626407
no. needs hang from the two bolts. You could drill back and add two more bolts.
1247211
Doubt it, but dimensions on their website should tell you. There are no holes for bolting it to anything, but you could probably drill your own. it does come with a cable for lashing it to something that is stationary , so perhaps that would do.
1940937
Really need to be bolted to concrete "pad". But I guess if you "buried the base in the ground, that would work. No adapter necessary.
89661
It probably could, but it might be a little low to the floor. The 'legs' it has are more like an X-shaped foot, which allows for stability.
164205
Good question---but I don't think so. At least I know that is does not come with hardware to install as such---plus the top portion does not accommodate screws or anchors for fastening nor does it provide reinforced material for drilling and/or bearing weight.
193691
Doubtful unless you set it into a portable concrete base. It is designed to be driven into the ground and even with 3 ground spikes will loosen with use and require moving.
1226299
It doesn't need to be bolted down. I use it on a pad. It barely moves when I put all 230lbs of my force into it.
1752109
Can be bolted to the floor, but it doesn't come with the bolts. I, howeve, didn't do it. I just noticed that it is possible if needed.
1648361
Yes, I bolted mine to the floor. I had to get a bolt made for concrete since my house is on a slab.
623934
This does not have an option to be bolted. The clamp is welded on to the support pole. The only other option would be to try the free stand version. Once I find my instructions, I would be happy to share them with you.
1758714
Absolutely. Two bolts and the holes are already in the bottom. Concrete or wood is no issue with the right fasteners.
1396203
That was my plan, but I haven't gotten to it yet. Looking at it fully assembled I see no reason why you couldn't do that. It is very strudy and well supported that is should be completely fine being put in the ground.
1423498
I'm not sure, I haven't ground it that fine but don't see why you can't if you tighten it up enough. Every couple of revolutions check and make sure the nut stays tight. That's the only problem I've had with mine, I haven't got around to putting a lockwasher on it.
1954998
No, it will not, because you must screw it down to the floor with a drill bit and screws.
1221144
probably not, it can be bolted down but with enough time, pried off. I would not trust it in a store.
2086046
No this unit does not need to be bolted to the floor. it seems very solid just sitting on the ground.