XtremepowerUS 1500W Electric Post Hole Digger Earth Auger Dig Hole Fence Post Hole Digging, Tree Planting with 6" Digging Auger Bit Set, 3/4" Shaft
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Size: Electric Auger w/ 6" Bit
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- Hole Digger Machine - Perfect for installing fence post, deck, planting tree and many other lawn applications and even ice fishing with specialized electric ice augers. It's the ideal digging tool for any homeowner or professional landscaper
- Safety Lock - Powerhead is equipped with a safety lock function that prevents any accidental triggering for added security. This electric post digger for fence with skid-proof handles provides maximum leverage and stability.
- Strong and Durable -The auger drill bit is made of high strength manganese steel, well withstand impact, extrusion, material wear and other bad working conditions. Sprayed with durable black paint, resist rust and corrosion ensures its long-last service life-span
- Comfortable Handles - Ergonomic design. Our one-man post digger features two anti-skid, vibration-proof grips, providing maximum leverage and stability while work. Whether you're using auger drill bits for planting or tackling tough ground, this garden auger digger makes the job simple and efficient
- Powerful 1500W Heavy Duty Motor - 1500 Watts power motor with 10.9amp will deliver high performance motor delivers 90 ft-lb torque with 270 RPM impact rated speed! Electric post hole digger allows for quick successions of digging, ensuring you save both energy and time on your projects. Experience the convenience of a powerful earth auger drill at your disposal
Product Dimensions: 17 x 33 x 13 inches
Item Weight: 28.2 pounds
Manufacturer: XtremepowerUS
Item model number: 85060
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This product is amazing. planted 38 trees and in a faster than average time. Handles nice not to heavy and digs holes to any depth you need. i recommend this product to anyone.
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by GP
Solid construction powerful auger was a surprise for the price. Digging down 8 inch wide holes 29 inches deep was fast and easy. However incorrect use of any auger can result in a fractured wrist, hand or arm if it catches on a rock, root, or hard gravel and you don't release the power switch fast enough and let go of the auger. You have to know what type of soil you are augering into. You want to maintain a firm grip on the device but at the same time make sure you are able to release it quickly in case it grabs onto something and starts twisting. If it starts twisting and you don't let go fast enough it can twist your arm right off because it has lots of power. Let the auger go down a couple of inches then pull it up and let it push the material away from the hole. Don't try to dig the hole all in one motion you got to do it in steps. In soft soil you can dig a hole in under a minute. In gravel or clay it might take you a couple of minutes to dig a hole going a little bit at a time. In packed gravel it can be slow going as you may need to break up the rock with a demolition pick then augur it out. Powerful electric motor. Advantage of electric motors over gasoline engines is that an electric motor always starts and requires no maintenance. Will be taking this up to Virginia to auger 40 post holes for my son's pig farm. This will make it quick and easy. The auger bit comes off with a simple cotter pin so it will fit in the trunk of a small car.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2023 by Carl Buehler
Short version: Just buy this thing. It's worth every penny. Long version: I had a bit over 400' of fence to build and 70 fence post holes to dig. Now you're likely thinking: "DIY'ing 400 feet of fence, you're nuts!!" But hear me out: it's saving me $15,000 in labor. I'll dig for *months* to save $15,000, well as it turns out because of this auger i didn't have to dig for months! So I go to my hardware store to rent an auger. They want $400 for the weekend. I walk out, and go to Amazon. I find this auger for $170. After reading the reviews, I figure well, even if it burns up I could buy a second one and still be ahead versus renting something for $400, and in the end I own the thing. So I pull the trigger and buy it. Upsides: This thing rocks. I got the optional 10" bit for another $50 and we got digging. This thing is a beast, and it chewed through our tough NorCal valley packed hardpan with voracity. It seriously kicks butt. Now the downsides: the trigger is all or nothing and if you gun it this thing will take you for a ride if you hit a rock or a root. After about 20 holes we figured out the trick is to just keep firing the trigger rapidly to slow it down and give it a breather if it does hit something solid. The other downside is the left handle grip has this rather useless flare out that I suppose is there to help you hold it, but practically all it does is murder the top of your left hand if this thing does get away from you. All that aside, if you're careful and take it slow this thing will blow away all expectations.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025 by Brian Downey Brian Downey
Recently moved to almost 2 acres of land, none of which has been fenced in. Problematic for our 4 beagles. I have grown weary of taking them on walks 3 times a day in 100 degree heat in the Texas summer. Time to build a fence (and doggie door). Got quoted anywhere from $800 to $2000 just to dig holes for fence posts. Have rented a gas powered auger with less than stellar results. Working one of those monstrosities yourself is next to impossible, without Hulk-like strength. And at current rentals upwards of $200/day, looking into purchasing this seemed a good option. Alarmingly light, when pulling out of the box, compared to its gas-powered cousin, I had my doubts as to how it would stack up. So far, so good. I can go at my own pace, digging as many (or few) holes as I want in a given day. I have over 100 to do. At around $160 or so, purchasing this new, at a fraction of rental seems like a no-brainer. It IS indeed every bit as powerful as the 1500w motor advertised. Couple things to consider. Some of which have already been covered: 1) This thing has NO reverse gear. You WILL get stuck on occasion, unless you go slow, a few inches at at time, and pull up while engaging the engine. It will clear the soil, and give you the chance to dig deeper. Having said that, with no reverse, if you aren't careful, your hands, arms and shoulders will bear the brunt of the force when it stops. The auger will stop, but the motor won't. Wear padded gloves. Especially on your left hand. Trust me, your hands will thank you later. 2. You'll need a at least a 14ga extension cord that can handle the wattage/amperage this thing puts out. I bought 2 - 100' 14ga extension cords so reaching the back of our property wouldn't be an issue. Depending on how many holes you dig, or how far away from a power source you'll be, make sure to have enough cord to accommodate your needs. 3. It is slow. Probably designed purposely, but wasn't expecting it to go so slow. High torque/slow speed. So, get a wide stance, brace your arms, but keep loose and watch out for debris. 4. Which gets me to the last point. This will not cut through roots, rocks or anything of substance. Its for dirt. If you hit any of those things, it will bind up on you and kickback or get stuck. Refer to 1 & 2 above. A rock bar or shovel (sometimes a hammer or saw) will do the dirty work of clearing your workspace. Knowing all that, cutting into just about any soil is a breeze. Once you get the hang of it, you can knock out a 24" hole in less than a minute, under ideal conditions. For me, it is worth every penny so far. Time will tell on its longevity. I suspect those that complained "it died on the 2nd use" or whatever, probably used a smaller gauge extension cord, and burned up the motor. Once I'm done with it, I can sell it, and still make out pretty well, cheaper than a rental overall. Or maybe rent it out myself. LOL Good luck and if I can do it, I'm betting you can, too. Now, get to digging!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by Shawn Waldrop