Posted by DiyDave on January 20, 2008 at 09:30:14 from (70.17.10.209):
In Reply to: Post Hole Digger posted by MN Scott on January 20, 2008 at 07:35:20:
Lots of these are made commercially. I am pretty good at fabbing machinery, but I bought a commercially made unit that uses a standard 2-9/16 augur drive pin, that way can always get an augur for it. In fact, I now have augurs from 3" to 30" and a 12"/24" tree planting augur. Every time I see a size I don't have at an auction, I pick it up if it goes cheap. If you insist on making your own, you will need to know both pressure PSI and flow GPM of your loader. Also you should hook it up on a swivel two ways, so it will self level in any position. If you need hydraulic parts, Surpluscenter.com has a large selection, reasonable.
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