Posted by Tom in TN on February 24, 2011 at 10:33:28 from (75.216.230.245):
In Reply to: post hole digger posted by George Marsh on February 24, 2011 at 08:50:54:
George,
I have a TSC post hole digger that my son bought for me three or four years ago. I use it on my Ford 2000. It only has a six inch auger on it. When I use it, I dig the hole and expand the diameter of the hole with a hand post-haul digger.
It works well in the spring when the ground is still slightly damp, but it doesn't work at all well in the summer when the ground is hard and dry. My Ford 2000 does not have down pressure on the three point hitch so that's the real problem with hard dirt. If I had someone working with me to assist with down pressure, I'm sure that it would work better, but I don't.
I'm glad to have it, but can only use it in the spring and early summer.
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