How difficult is this stake to remove from the ground when not being used?
1969159
easy ... just turn it counterclockwise with something long and skinny like a 1/2" extension
775898
There are 2 stakes that are included to hold the back down. I found using those is worked well as long as your pulling straight out.
1045273
Yes. We staked ours when it was on grass. I can't remember if it comes with the stakes or not though. When not on the grass it was fine. The only time you might have a problem with it not being staked would be if it was extremely windy.
712616
You would have to be creative to keep it from flying away, but I think it could be done with concrete bases or sand bags. Drilling into the concrete for little flush sunken anchors if it is your own concrete wouldn't be to difficult and would end up being even better than ground stakes.
2110347
It's very simple. Just pull on the attached loop of string. They will pop right out of most soil. If the ground is really gripping them, or you have gloves on and can't get a finger through the loop, you could take another stake or nearby stick, put it through the loop, and use it as a handle. The cordage is very strong, so it should take any amount of pulling you might need to apply.
297673
I'd say that it is primarily designed for use where it can be staked somehow - that's easy outside, but for use indoors you'd have to devise an alternate method. First thing I'd try is some kind of weights - bags of something heavy on the frame.
612139
I personally would not remove it, it is so small it could be secured very easily, if it were to tip over, the battery is a sealed unit
2095117
I don't remember. I think it is a double grounding stake. All I know is I put it in the ground and it hasn't moved since then. Through wind, rain, snow and sun.
712529
No. Stake is plastic. You use one or the other. You choose how you want it to look.
613043
I use a rock. If you aren't interested in saving weight, I would suggest a cheaper, tougher, heavy, plastic tent stake that doesn't cost $2.50 each. They are bullet proof, while these need to be cared for.
85945
It can be removed but not easily - you want the beam attached securely to the legs or it will rock when you are on it.
1098575
Yes. It is easy to find and pull up the stake and unplug. I bought 2 and bring them in before I got to bed. They are striking to look at on the house or trees.
731912
It has holes on the bottom edge that can be used to stake it. It does not come with stakes. Wind will blow it over if not staked down.
1636119
I suppose you could do it with a chain, but this tool is really for metal T posts. It does have a chain hook on it, but it would take an awful lot of muscle power to pull an 8' ground stake. I just don't know if it would work.
1003783
If the sign is posted to a tree, the wire-stake may not be needed. Other hardware in the case may be required such as nails, bolts, zip tie, etc.
766774
sorry haven't tried to remove it. I would think from putting it up it wouldn't be too hard, but not sure. Sorry
1675067
Would work awesome if you use a chain to wrap around the stake. This puller is ~3' high at pulling point. Strap or chain can easily be hooked on to pull up from the ground.