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Posted by CB in central NY on April 21, 2006 at 10:22:03 from (63.162.143.5):
I am putting up a pole barn this spring which requires me to drill about 29 holes in the ground (8X8 posts) to set the posts. I am thinking that a 12" auger will do the job. Two problems: 1) most augers that run off a 3-point hitch do not seem to be long enough (I need to go down 50"). 2) I have heavy clay soil where the barn is going. I"ve heard that drilling through clay can be a killer. My tractors do not have downward pressure at the 3-point arms. I know I can hire it out to someone with a skidsteer or a utility-type rig but I want to do this myself. Any ideas, suggestions, comments would be appreciated. Thanks.
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