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Re: I need some advise on Post hole diggers
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Posted by geok on June 15, 2005 at 18:33:25 from (24.249.2.79):
In Reply to: I need some advise on Post hole diggers posted by Canadian on June 15, 2005 at 18:05:53:
A general all purpose digger in the 500.00 dollar range is plenty for most individuals and little rock. They can handle up to a 18 inch auger. Keep the proper grade of bolt for the shear pin is vital in preventing stress and damage. Stay with Grade 2 bolts. One thing to look for is that the auger shaft should be double wall where it bolts on to the gearbox. While digging, keep engine rpm around 1000 to 1200 and no higher. Keep cutting edges free from debris and keep sharp. I was a fence contractor for more than 20 years and I rig up a hydraulic cylinder on my digger to help push auger in the ground. Time was important since I had to dig 1,000s of holes.
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