Posted by The tractor vet on April 18, 2012 at 07:14:08 from (75.19.127.43):
In Reply to: Skid steer post auger posted by Jacksonduper on April 18, 2012 at 03:55:06:
Ya get what you can afford . We found ours on Craigs list and it was a like new John Deere as who made it for Deere i have no idea and we run it on a New Holland LX665 and it works for us . since then we have added a 4 1/2 inch Bell Tech rock bit and to get that i had to become a non stocking dealer for Bell tech , sorta cut out the middle man so to speak . as there was npobody close that stocked or could ge the bit we wanted and why should i buy the bit from Washingtons state and have it shipped from there to Ohio when i could get it shipped from the factory here for 450 bucks less. They have some fine drive units in the N C series would be a good choice for you. direct drives there is three models to chose from to match you GMP flow and pressure and they come with a two year warranty .. No i am not trying to sell ya one i am just saying that there units empress me . plus this unit has the 2 inch HEX drive that i like better. IF you were a neighbor i would order it for you but i am not going to say hey order it from me and start selling them. Not gong there . just like with the other stuff that i am a dealer for .
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