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It was in the ground near old sprinkler system. Screwed into something underground that I have not dug up.… The house is 100 years old in the NW USA for some reference.
May 26, 2023 11:04 PM
Eclipse00
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It was in the ground near old sprinkler system. Screwed into something underground that I have not dug up.… The house is 100 years old in the NW USA for some reference.
Drew442
Any power lines nearby? That looks like a huge turn buckle eye bolt
imgurmage
That's an eyebolt. Likely screwed into a nut with some big thick washers still in the ground. Could have been an anchor point for any number of things.
scuba7jb
The ground is sour.... and now you've pissed off the ancient demon.
InfiniteHippoCrates
could be a possible tie down for the roof in case of high winds/tornado
flagbasher
*clears throat* Your mom's dildo has been unearthed.
pickledpete1337
You’ve released an ancient horror!
bobbo007
Tie down anchor for something, possibly a mobile home
TehTuna
How do you think steel bubbles are made?
Chawzilla
This is the yard key, it turns the yard on and off.
RelentlessDevastation
Eye bolt
wildwestpb
Wire rope cable eye bolt.
onelandlubber
Anchor for electricity pole
Ekibwurm
oh shit you took it off? fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck. run away!!!!!
Eclipse00
The yard ignition was replaced when we moved it, so I know it's not that! I am leaning towards the grounding rod theory.
harleyhank
Grounding rod for the house wiring. Look for a copper wire in the ground leading to the electrical panel. Very important.
PortaJohnSmurf
Or ground for that gas line too. Either way.