- Crafted to add stability to your dock
- Screws directly into lake bottom
- Durable steel construction offers long-lasting use
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Tommy Dock 8 in. Long Cast Steel Auger Foot is designed to attach to your dock post pipe and screw into the lake bottom, providing added stability in most lake bottom conditions. Suggested whenever muck exists greater than 24 in. deep.
- Provides dock system with added stability
- Penetrates soft soils in lake bottoms to anchor into solid soils
- Gray polyester powder coat protects the surface for superior rust protection
- Screws easily in and out of lake bottoms
- Not suggested for use in salt or brackish waters
- Additional suggested purchase of Tommy Docks auger wrench - (both normal duty or heavy duty) Part number TD-10085, It is a valuable convenience tool that assists in installation and removal of dock post pipe and augers
- Use with Tommy Docks Regular/Normal Duty Dock Post Pipe of 1.660-inches in diameter. The pipe SKU's are A-50015-2, A-50017-2 & A-50019-2
- ONLY works with a 1.660-inch O.D. diameter pipe
- Does not work with 2 in. pipe
Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
4
Product Height (in.)
8 in
Product Length (in.)
4
Product Width (in.)
4
Details
Dock Hardware Type
Tool
Duty Rating
Standard
Marine Supplies Product Type
Other Marine Hardware
Material
Steel
Product Weight (lb.)
4.85
Returnable
30-Day
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
One Year Limited
Questions & Answers
8Questions19Answers
do you stock augers for 3" pipe (pipe size o.d. 2-7/8" and i.d 2 1/2") Larry
Asked by Joe September 11, 20201
AnswerWe do not stock augers for that diameter of pipe.
can these be used with PVC pipe as a guide next to my dock?
Asked by GR August 30, 20201
AnswerNo, PVC is not recommended.
Can I purchase the footpads and than if not stable enough..purchase and install the augers. Not s...
Asked by Daniel January 13, 20194
AnswersGet the augers if going into sand or muck
How deep should you drive the augered post into the ground when used for stabilizing a floating d...
Asked by HL October 13, 20184
AnswersI drive my about 3 feet into the river bed and find my dock is very stable. The current in my river is very fast and there is a lot of debris that floats into the dock and the poles have always held.
what size bolt is used
Asked by bolt October 20, 20172
Answers7/16 included
How are augers attached to bottom of pipe
Asked by Patriot October 4, 20172
AnswersWith included bolt
What size pipe is needed for this to attach to?
Asked by hi September 20, 20152
Answers1.66inch (Outside Diameter)
What is the OD of the end that fits into the pipe?
Asked by Dave August 3, 20153
Answers1.66 inch (Outside Diameter)
Customer Reviews
Jun 21, 2017
Avoid at all costs, poorly made product, fails to secure into the piping tommy docks also sells l...
Avoid at all costs, poorly made product, fails to secure into the piping tommy docks also sells leaving you in a situation where you feel you are wrenching it in right but the auger has come lose losing it in the much forever, waste of money, total garbage, much better solutions out there for the money. Look at the picture this is all thats left after I lost both!
by DerekS
Jul 24, 2015
Wrong part? They are not even close to 12" long. They are about 8" long.
I am not sure why this should matter as the parts are nice castings with powder coating. I think they should be just fine. There is also a dimple cast 180 degrees opposite from the threaded bolt. If I am correct, it shows they cut a fat corner to save money on fabrication cost.
by Gary
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