120 Volt Anchor Drive Machine, Used to Drive Earth Anchors in Ground.

Please Note:  Anchor Drive Machines are Special Order Only; Lead Times Fall Between 4-8 Weeks.

Works with the 3/4″ adaptor. Please call for more information.

Why Use the Minute Man 2730 Anchor Drive Machine?

The Minute Man 2730 Anchor Drive Machine is a specialized electric tool designed to secure propane tanks and manufactured homes by driving tension head anchors into the ground. It’s part of Minute Man Anchors’ long line of anchoring systems, which have been used for over 50 years in the manufactured housing and propane tank industries.

Main Uses

• Propane Tank Anchoring: Ensures side-mounted or upright propane tanks are firmly secured to prevent movement during high winds or storms
• Manufactured Home Anchoring: Stabilizes manufactured homes by driving steel piers or tension head anchors into the soil, reducing the risk of shifting or damage
• Other Applications: Also used in vineyard/orchard anchoring systems and awning anchoring

Why Choose This Machine

• Efficient Installation: The ½‑horsepower motor (11.8 RPM, 120V, 9 amps) provides enough torque to drive anchors quickly and reliably
• Two‑Man Operation: Designed for a two‑person setup with a separate leverage bar, making it easier to handle heavy steel anchors
• Forward/Reverse Function: Allows control over anchor depth and positioning
• Durable Build: Made from high‑quality materials for long‑term use in demanding environments
• Warranty: Comes with a 90‑day limited warranty against manufacturer defects

• When to Use

  • Before propane tank installation or relocation.
  • After a storm or high‑wind event to re‑secure tanks.
  • For new manufactured home installations or upgrades.
  • In agricultural or outdoor settings where anchoring is critical.

  In short, the Minute Man 2730 is used because it’s a reliable, efficient, and durable tool for driving anchors into the ground, ensuring that propane tanks and manufactured homes remain secure and stable in the face of wind and other environmental forces