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Re: Post Hole Auger
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Posted by geok on September 16, 2005 at 20:12:48 from (24.249.4.50):
In Reply to: Post Hole Auger posted by 1crazyhorse on September 15, 2005 at 21:11:16:
If possible, rent a one man Ground Hog post hole digger on wheels. IF your soil is not mostly rock, you can take one of these units with sharp blades and dig a lot more holes faster than any standard 3 point tractor. But if your soil is mostly hard dry clay, a 3 point tractor set up with hydraulic down pressure would be nice. I used both when I was a fence contractor some 25+ years ago and dug 10s of thousands of holes.
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