Posted by sotxbill on November 03, 2019 at 06:39:11 from (104.5.24.112):
In Reply to: Turn it up posted by Jramsey84 on November 03, 2019 at 01:02:30:
INteresting, because... and post hole auger is the one tool that you should use at very very very low rpms. It should dig at its own rate and as others have said, not allowed to screw it self into the ground. Having good sharp teeth on the auger helps. Having a double flight auger helps. Having a heavier auger/ digger helps over a light duty auger. But the rpm should be just above an idle in normal digging. If they auger snags a rock or root, the tractor should die and stop. If you have lots of rocks, you need a completely different type of phd that is upgraded with a rock bit, and may need to move to a skidsteer type digger or better. regular tractor phds are not good for rock, not designed for rock.
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