GOODSMANN2PCS Metal Ground Spike Stake Male Thread Replacement 3/4-14NPSM for Low Voltage Landscape Lights Compatible with GOODSMANN Lights 9920-4820-02

Delivery person accidentally knocked over one of my landscape lights and broke the stake. This was the perfect fit for the Hampton Bay landscape lighting stakes!

The good: fits Hampton Bay light well. The bad: metal is very flimsy and quickly buckled in soft (sandy loam) soil.

These were a perfect replacement for the stakes that came with my Malibu landscape lighting. We had some contractors over and the ended up snapping one of the plastic stakes on my landscape lights so I bought these to replace the broken stake. They fit perfectly and will be much more sturdy than the plastic. I took 1 star rating off due to the high price of the item. I paid $6.50 each for 2.

Spikes were delivered promptly. The fit the lights and are a big improvement or the original plastic spike

I had two yard lights that broke off at the stake. I tried to repair but the repair wouldn't hold. Replacing the stakes was so much less expensive, and less hassle, than replacing the entire run of lights. Product seems sturdier that what originally came with the yard lights.

Had some broken stakes that after years of aging and a few hits from the mower and pets, the old posts had broken off on some old Malibu fixtures. These were an easy fix and a quick and low cost replacement.

I used the product on a competitive landscape light. The 3/4 inch thread had a slight excess molding bump in the flat area. After removing the obstruction the steak threaded properly and now holds the light firmly.

I purchased these 2 metal stakes as my dog broke the hard plastic one that supported the light fixture that was installed by a landscape service that is out of business. With no receipts or type of lights information, I "guessed" on these as they said they were "standard" types of bases. My threads are slightly larger than these, but I filled in the difference with a plastic strip I cut out of a cottage cheese lid! I then dug out the hole and without downward pressure I buried the assembly. Bingo, it works.

My replacement stakes were all metal - at least as good as original ones. They fit and worked great. I would buy again - no issues. I have had them in the garden for 6 months now with no issues.