Are you dealing with heavy clay-based or rocky soils on your property? This two-person earth auger is a great choice for ranchers, farmers, or large lot homeowners facing tough soil conditions. It can drill holes up to 18 inches wide and 36 inches deep. You can get optional hex driveshaft auger bits sold separately. The unique Power-FLEX handles reduce vibration and make the operator more comfortable. If the auger gets stuck, the Auger-LOK feature helps you remove it easily. Use it to install deck posts or other support structures. Features and benefits include an enclosed, spur gear design transmission, an all-metal automatic 3-inch diameter centrifugal clutch, composite operator handles that flex under load to absorb vibration and shock, a Magura twist grip auger control, Power-FLEX operator handles, Auger-LOK for stuck auger removal, and bits sold separately. Product specifications: Equipment Type - Auger (Two-Man), Auger Length - 36 In. Digging Length, Auger Size(s) - 2 In. To 18 In. Diameter, Auger Speed - 144 Rpm, No Load, Clutch - All-metal Centrifugal, Connector Type - 1-3/8 In. Hexagon, Displacement - 160cc, Dry Weight - 71 Lbs, Engine - Gxv160, Engine Brand - Honda, Operation - 2-person, SKU - BRPA265H, Torque - 190 Ft Lbs Max, Transmission - Enclosed, Spur Geared, Oil Lubricated.
Using this two-person earth auger is straightforward. First, make sure both operators are familiar with the controls, especially the Magura twist grip auger control. When starting the engine, follow the normal procedures for a Honda GXV160 engine. Once the engine is running, you can start drilling holes. The auger can drill holes up to 18 inches wide and 36 inches deep, but remember to buy the optional hex driveshaft auger bits separately if you need different sizes. During operation, the Power-FLEX handles will reduce vibration and make your work more comfortable. If the auger gets stuck, use the Auger-LOK feature to remove it easily. As for maintenance, regularly check the enclosed, spur geared, oil lubricated transmission. Keep the all-metal centrifugal clutch in good condition. Also, check the composite operator handles for any signs of wear. Store the auger in a dry place when not in use to prevent rust and damage. Always follow the safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer to ensure safe operation.
