They have these spiral anchors about 3 feet long that actually get screwed into the ground for staking out dogs on a leader and also for tying down sheds and even mobile homes in areas that get high winds.
Burring one or two of those into the ground and running stranded steel cable with locks on either end or even plastic covered bicycle locking cable with locks is another idea.
I have to second the idea of leaving the oxycon inside and running hose with quick connects out to the torch is the better idea or leaving the torch connected and just bring the torch out for each session especially if you have one of the more spendy torches.
The stuff that does the work of concentrating oxygen really does not like moisture nor do the electronics inside them or the bacteria filters on the inside the oxycons.
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