Ground anchor with holder for a load
View Patent ↗The invention relates to a ground anchor with a mounting ( 1 ) for a parasol or the like, having a sleeve ( 8 ) which is pushed over the mounting ( 1 ) and on which stabilizers ( 9, 10, 11 ) are mounted that can be folded out in a radial or preferably tangential manner. A ground screw ( 4 ) is connected to the mounting ( 1 ) on the ground side and opposite the object be supported, for example the parasol. A driver, such as a projecting section, a shoulder, or a nut ( 12 ) which can be screwed onto the mounting for example, drives the sleeve ( 8 ) during the screw-in process and expands the stabilizers ( 9, 10, 11 ) against the ground. The mounting ( 1 ) can be angled relative to the ground screw ( 4 ) by 90° and thus forms a lever for rotating the ground screw ( 4 ). The stabilizers ( 9, 10, 11 ) can be pivoted outwards in a tangential manner selectively clockwise as well as counterclockwise to a limited degree as a result of stops ( 14, 15 ).
1. A ground anchor comprising:
a holder for receiving a load and defining an axis;
a ground screw on the holder;
a sleeve rotatable and axially displaceable on the holder;
radial pivot pins on the sleeve;
respective stabilizers for providing support against the ground and pivotal on the pivot pins of the sleeve in respective planes tangential to the sleeve;
an annular abutment axially limiting movement of the sleeve on the holder and entraining the sleeve during screwing in of the ground screw to press the spread stabilizers axially against the ground and pretension them against the ground as the ground screw is screwed in; and
respective stops on the sleeve limiting pivoting of the stabilizers.
2. The ground anchor defined in claim 1 , wherein the abutment that limits the displaceability of the holder relative to the sleeve is formed as a nut screwed onto an external screwthread of the holder to entrain the sleeve during screwing-in of the holder and press the spread stabilizers axially against the ground and pretension them against the ground as the nut is tightened.
3. The ground anchor defined in claim 1 , wherein the ground screw is removably mounted on the holder so as to be exchangeable.
4. The ground anchor defined in claim 1 , wherein the holder is of tubular cylindrical design and a screw or plug or clamp serves for connection to a pole, or for the peg of an eye for a tensioning rope.
5. A ground anchor comprising:
a holder for receiving a load and defining an axis;
a ground screw on the holder;
a sleeve rotatable and axially displaceable on the holder;
stabilizers for providing support against the ground and pivotal on the sleeve;
an abutment axially limiting movement of the sleeve on the holder; and
respective stops on the sleeve limiting pivoting of the stabilizers, the holder being pivotal by 90° with respect to the ground screw and, in an angled position, forming a lever for screwing the ground screw into the ground.