32" x 2" Upgraded Elongated Auger Drill Bit- No Need to Squat Post Hole Digger,100% Solid Barrel Extended Length Intensive Blades Heavy Duty Green Auger Drill Bit for Planting for 3/8" Hex Drive Drill
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- No Need to SquatOur extended length auger drill bit allows you to stand and dig. No need to squat and protect your back and knee.It can save much effort for you in massive digging.Brings greater groundbreaking ability than the old version on market.
- Quick Hole Punching Drill Bit 2-inch (5cm) diameter x 32-inch (80cm) length, thickened and elongated drill enables easier drilling and thickened link rod is more durable and resistant. The garden hole digger can drill hundreds of holes in a few minutes.Special processed triangle bit will work on hard soil and little rocky soil smoothly.
- Specification2 inch diameter x 32 inch length. 100% Solid Barrel,made of heavy duty steel, with glossy green painted finish. 7 laps intensive spiral blades.Work with most 3/8" or larger chucked drill, we suggest using 18V or greater drill with adjustable drill chuck.
- Various Applications The auger drill bit not only can be used for for digging holes, loosening soil, weeding roots and for all plants in the garden; mixing seed, soil, fertilizer, paint;you can also bring the auger on vacation to drill beach umbrella holes or drill outdoor tent holes to anchor your tents for camping- all with one tool.
- 30 Day No Risk GuaranteeThis product is equipped with a no risk 30 day satisfaction guarantee. If its not perfect for you, return it for a full refund.
Material: Steel
Finish Type: Painted
Shank Type: Hex
Brand: Cyleodo
Tool Flute Type: Spiral
Package Dimensions : 31.2 x 2 x 2 inches; 1 Pounds
Item model number : c
Date First Available : May 19, 2021
Manufacturer : Cyleodo
Best Sellers Rank: #40,650 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #40 in Auger Drill Bits
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 359 ratings
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Got this for putting stakes/posts into to my hard soil. I liked this because of the length so I could drill at least a foot deep. My soil is like concrete in the dry months, and I didn't want to use a pick and shovel. The trick is to drill a starter hole and fill it with water, wait a few hours and drill again down to hard soil. Repete process to desired depth, may take a day to complete. Was now able to use a post hole digger to finish hole. Like another review stated, the hex head wears down with use, but just keep the chuck tight and it keeps digging.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023 by Amazon Customer
I'm trying to install 2" ground sleeves for fence posts, and this product seemed like it might work well to drill pilot holes. It was worth trying for the price. I ran it in a heavy-duty drill motor, and it worked great for the first foot or so, and then it hit some rocks. Same thing happened at the next two post positions. It could not get through the rocks, but it also didn't self-destruct in the process. I don't fault it for failing because I went out and got a 3-point post-hole digger for my tractor, and I *still* can't get through the rocks! Anyway, this tool worked as designed and held up well to abuse. I'll give it first shot at the remaining post positions because it's so easy to work with.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023 by James H. Byrd
Use it as directed and it worked.
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2023 by Bigron
Bought this auger to use to run a water pipe under a sidewalk where I did not want the mess of using a hose to blast out a channel under the concrete. The auger worked surprisingly well although I had to rig up an extension to make it all the way across. You just have to go slowly and frequently pull out the auger to allow debris ejection otherwise debris will accumulate in the hole and jam things up. After successfully completing the project I used the auger to help my wife plant bushes in the yard. Amazingly, the auger handled some pretty rocky and root filled soil. Yes, the hexagonal tip on the shaft sheared off but the shaft still chucked up in the drill. BTW I'm using a Milwaukee 18 v Fuel brush-less drill/driver for this with the T-handle attached. It is rugged enough to handle the punishment that would probably kill most 18v drills out there (I have no connection to Milwaukee just mentioning the brand of drill because it will take a lot of punishment). Be careful or you can strain your wrist if you hit a rock or snag. Just put the drill in reverse and then go at it again. So far I have dug 20 holes with it that are 2 feet deep and about 18 inches wide. After using the auger to loosen things up, I use a post hole digger to remove the dirt from the hole when it is 1 foot deep. Then I drill down the second foot and use the auger to loosen things up. Then add compost and fertilizer to the hole and use the auger to mix everything up. Then the plant goes in and the dirt removed in the first step is mixed with compost and fertilizer in a 5 gallon bucket with the auger and then used to fill in the gaps along the side of the plant. All the welds are solid and the shaft is still straight despite having taken a LOT of punishment. Pleasantly surprised at the effectiveness of this product and how much labor it has saved (along with my back)!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2022 by Dave H.
Nice tool for the garden. Takes a little skill in that you must go up and down gently especially if you have clay as I do. If you take your time, after a few up and down motions, the bit can handle the clay. IT knocked out 94 tomato plants in an hour and that included fertilizing , planting and watering in. Very quick work!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2023 by Gail
I need to dig fence post holes about 2 feet deep into the ground. My soil is clay, compacted clay without pebbles or rocks. The clay is not dry because it has rained quite a bit for 4 - 5 weeks now. So, this product works fine for my situation, and I used a rotary hammer drill, which is much more powerful than most common household electric drills. However, I'd say the shaft needs to be at least another 1/4 inch thicker due to its 32" length. Also, if you do not have a powerful hammer drill, you should expect this would work on soft soil only. Definitely not dry & compacted clay.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2023 by Hal
This item for the price helped me dig 10post holes . It loosened the ground so my post hole digger could remove soil easily.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2023 by David g. Hurlburt
I was a little apprehensive to try this. I got it to dig holes in the yard for aeration. Yard is 2-3 inches of good soil. Deeper than that is clay. I waited until it rained and used this the next day. Super easy.
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2023 by Brett V