EARTHQUAKE 10310 Dually 1 or 2-Person Earth Auger Powerhead, 52cc 2-Cycle Viper Engine, Fits All Auger Bits 2”-10” Wide
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- DURABLE - Virtually indestructible jobsite handlebars protect entire engine and its components, Centrifugal clutch slips upon sudden impact to reduce fatigue.
- POWER - Outstanding power, speed, and durability. Two throttle controls mounted on the handlebars for several operating positions.
- EASY-TO-USE - One- or two-man operation; Comfortable anti-vibration, foam-grip handles.
- RELIABLE - Five-bearing transmission, industrial air filtration system and quick-start primer; durable, ball bearing, steel gear transmission.
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Description
Drill holes by yourself or together with another person with the Dually power earth auger powerhead from Earthquake. The world's first one- or two-person power earth auger. For big outdoor tasks, the Dually handles extremely well when using two operators. But while other standard two-person powered augers only allow for two-person operation at all times, the Dually can also be run easily with a single operator--a first for powered earth augers.
Manufacturer: Ardisam, Inc
Part Number: 10310
Item Weight: 24 pounds
Product Dimensions: 21 x 17 x 15 inches
Item model number: 10310
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Size: 52cc 2-Cycle
Color: Black/Red
Style: 52cc Viper Engine Powerhead
Material: Metal
Shape: Round
Power Source: gas_powered
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number Of Pieces: 1
Included Components: Oil, Operator's Manual, Powerhead
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Warranty Description: 5-Year Limited
Date First Available: June 27, 2013
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I was a little hesitant to buy this used but when it arrived the unit appeared to have never been used. The box was completely destroyed but no a scratch on the unit. Dug 52 poles 36 inches deep for a fence project. This thing kept running and worked just fine. I would say if you doing a project as big as I did I would recommend renting a dingo instead but if your no in a hurry this will get the job done. Once you get past two feet I recommend having someone else help lift it out of the hole and also getting an extension to save your back.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025 by Nathan Wigal
This lightweight and well-balanced auger is suitable for one or two-man operation. The powerful motor runs smoothly and quietly, and you can easily throttle it using either your left or right hand.
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024 by Robert J. Martin
It was easy to setup and start using. Probably 10 minutes to assemble the 36" auger and 12" extension. I drilled five holes so far. It works reasonably well and isn't too heavy. My soil is totally soaked at the surface and harder packed clay below. There are occasional rocks. If you don't have a tamping bar, you should get one with a chisel point to break up hard to reach rocks. It's not too difficult for one man to control if you're reasonably athletic. The thing that took me a while to figure out is when the auger stalls out from hitting a rock or something, the shock absorbing spring can get wound up 1/4-1/2 a turn. If you try to just take your hands off the handles it will unwind rapidly--it bent my thumb back uncomfortably that way. You can easily unwind it with your upper body and maintain control, though. It gets a little laborious to remove from the hole once it's in there a couple of feet, but other than that it's pretty easy to lift and move. It does the job really well. Good value, and so far, pretty reliable. No trouble starting so far. The gas tank is a little leaky if you leave the unit tipped onto that side. ---Update I drilled 22 holes about 40 inches deep through a layer of ~1 foot topsoil and the rest is clay to set some posts for a pole building. It is extremely laborious. If there are multiple rocks or roots in the hole, it took at least an hour to get to the desired depth. In ideal conditions it was about 30-45 minutes of very hard labor. If you have any back or cardiovascular problems, I'd think twice about using this extensively. If your project is in an accessible location, you should definitely rent a skid steer/auger type contraption. You could probably drill 10 holes in the time it takes to drill 1 with this. On the other hand, I used this to drill holes to plant 2 new cherry trees and it was nearly perfect for that task. So, all in all I would not recommend it for a big construction job, but I would for drilling holes for planting, or for occasional use, like setting a post for a mailbox or similar things.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2018 by Kevin D. Kimmich
This thing works great - I have just regular soil but have to go through about 5 inches of hard pan (1 to 1 1/2 inch rocks). For the most part it gets through the rock but don’t go full throttle or it’ll twist you into a pretzel when it snags one. It doesn’t claim to be a rock borer so yes at times you have to get the bar out. Some complained that after a while it started hard when hot. I discovered this also but since I’m a troubleshooter by profession I reasoned if it started good to that point something has to be hindering it. After a little looking around I discovered it. After about 20 postholes the air filter gets saturated with oil for some reason, I assume it has something to do with oil mixed in gas. Well all you have to do is clean the filter and it’s good as new.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2020 by TONY
Good value, starts right up each time
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025 by Patrick Murphy
I bought this auger just over 2 weeks ago. I was planning on using it to drill holes for fence posts. It started easy but on my 2 hole it turned off halfway through a 3 foot hole. I tried to restart it and it wouldn’t start. I tried troubleshooting it using the provided instructions by Earthquake and it still wouldn’t start. I have experience with power equipment and small machinery. I finished up the job the old fashion way. I also used the proper gas mix. I called Earthquake customer service to report the problem and I was on hold for 2 hours. They do a count down for how many people are in line. Once it got down to me and being able to talk to an agent, it said that the extension of the person I was trying to reach was no longer available and it prompted me to leave a message. I left a message and have waited 3 days and no one has returned my call. I now have come to Amazon and am trying to return the product and it says that this product is not eligible for return. I could take it to a small engine mechanic but why would I pay $100-$200 for someone to fix this auger when I just bought it and it should be working. I have never left a comment on a product before.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Auger worked well for about 5 holes, and then the ignition switch broke. Upon takking apart the switch, I see that though the switch is metal, it relies on an extremely thin white brittle plastic rod that slides up and down inside the switch to maintain contact. Everything in the switch is metal, but this kind of junk plastic just won't last. There's no reason the rod inside the switch couldn't be metal like the rest of the switch.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2025 by Emma K
The Outrigger WILL NOT fit this model despite Amazon bundling them together! You need the model 43101 according to Earthquake, the manufacturer. If you have rocky soil you will absolutely need the Outrigger to save your arms.
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025 by Allen B.