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Re: I need some advise on Post hole diggers
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Posted by Rod F. on June 16, 2005 at 20:22:57 from (142.177.110.175):
In Reply to: I need some advise on Post hole diggers posted by Canadian on June 15, 2005 at 18:05:53:
I would go with a hydraulic drive unit, mounted on a loader. If you don't want to spend that kind of money, consider renting a skid steer with the auger on it for a day. Shouldn't be any trouble drilling all those holes in one day, provided the layout work is done ahead of time. I can remember using a Daunser digger many years ago. I don't recall what condition the tips were in, but it was an experience I would not care to repeat. The PTO diggers don't deal well with stone. With a loader mounted hydraulic drive, you can force the bit past a rock, and there are no broken shear bolts or bent or broken parts. If you have the patience to work with the PTO digger, my hat goes off to you..... Rod
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