Customer Reviews for VEVOR Post Hole Digger Gas Powered, 52CC 1450W Earth Auger, Gas Auger with 8” Auger Drill Action Design Bits & 1 Extension Rod, Post Fence Hole Digger for Farmland Garden Plant, Orange+Black

Gekauft für einen Zaunbau, Baumpflanzung, hat wunderbar funktioniert. Der lokale Verleih wäre für 2 Tage teurer gewesen wie dieses Gerät zu kaufen. Absolut empfehlenswert.

Très content de mon achat livraison très rapide. J'ai pose une clôture rigide de 1,25 de haut avec des poteaux de 1,70 les trous avec avec la tarière que du bonheur sur terre dure avec des racines et memes des cailloux quand on arrive sur des cailloux faut la tenir mais que du bonheur de forer avec cette machine.

Bien

Rien à dire que outil très performant

I bought this because I figured why not for the price, I will give it a shot for the project I have. Easy set up all you have to do is attach the handles. Started right up on the first couple of pulls. I used it on my property for digging holes for deer blind posts. We haven’t had any substantial rain in months, and this auger still managed to easily dig through the dirt. We did hit some clay, had to add some water in a hole and let it sit and the auger kept going. luckily for us we didn’t hit any major roots or rocks, but it did not have a problem breaking through small roots. I will definitely find lots of uses for this around my property.

Easy to put together, fired right up with 2 cycle gas, and I used it for 2 holes for posts to run zip lines for my dogs. The machine is easy to use, let the machine do the work of course. Beings that the 2 holes was all that I needed to dig and renting one was only going to be about $50 less than the cost of the machine, and knowing that I get to use the hole digger again in the future, if need be, it's well worth the money.

Upgraded to the larger engine because it was on sale, glad I did. It works great in ground with rocks and roots, enough torque to break through it. I’d recommend getting the unit with the larger 10 or 12 inch auger. If I had the holes would offer little more forgiveness on fence posts. I didn’t get each one dead center in line or perfectly plumb. Had to dig them out with a shovel, larger diameter would’ve offered enough forgiveness to avoid that. Used Less than one tank of gas for 40 post holes.

Drilled 19-10inch holes in what I would say is probably some of the driest hardest clay that God’s created and sure it’s struggled a little bit, but once it broke through the hard clay and got down to moisture Soil, it did very well . Would definitely advise two people running. The machine would make it a lot easier, but I didn’t have that option. After easy assembly I put fuel in it primed it 4 times and it started on 3 rd pull. And always started right up during using.

Works great lots of power

Very good for soft to medium soil and loose clay. Underpowered for tough clay, rocks and roots. You can also buy generic extension rods to make deeper 4' of 5' holes.