How to Install Outdoor Solar Lights. (Ground Stake Versions)

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How to put up ground stake style solar lighting for your yard or walkway!

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Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Step 1

Go to the hardware or outdoor supply store of your choosing.
Step 2

Select the solar lights from the store, purchase them.
Step 3

Find out if you need a battery back up for the system. If so,
purchase the correct amount of the right sized batteries.
Step 4

Select the location for the lights.
Step 5

Assemble the lights as per the manufacturers instructions.
Step 6

Use a small spade or hand tool to loosen the dirt around the
spots you want to use.
Step 7

Push in the spikes, make sure they are 1/2 to 3/4 of the way into
the ground.