Gas Powered Post Hole Digger, 43cc 2-Cycle Engine with 8" Auger Bit, for Digging in Soil, Clay & Garden (EPA Certified)
No rating yet(0 ratings)Powerful Engine: Fuel-powered Auger features a 43CC powerful engine with a maximum rotational power of 9350RPM. The gearbox is constructed with ball-bearing shafts and alloy gears, allowing it to handle various soil conditions. Whether it's sandy soil, forested areas, or farmland, this auger can perform deep drilling.
The fuel mixture ratio of oil to gasoline is 40:1, and it can be easily mixed using an oil can. The engine has large cooling holes to ensure long-lasting operation. Sturdy & Durable: The drill bit is made of alloy steel with a powder-coated surface, providing excellent corrosion resistance and durability. The heavy-duty steel-welded handle ensures stability and long-term use.
Efficient Operation: Equipped with a 1.2m thickened pull cord, which is 1/2 longer than a regular pull cord, making it easier to start the engine. The 1.2L large-capacity fuel tank allows you to dig multiple holes without refueling, enabling you to quickly complete your excavation projects. Effortless Operation: The 30-inch alloy drill bit allows you to drill deep holes without bending over.
The emergency stop switch is conveniently located on the handle for quick shutdown. It also features a shock-absorbing foam handle for a comfortable grip. Complete Accessories: We ship the main unit and accessories together. It includes 1 drill bit, a spark plug, an oil can, a tool kit. The product is EPA-certified for environmental protection, ensuring its safety and eco-friendliness.
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