Nominal Auger Rotation Speed At Rated Engine Speed
166 RPM, no load
Auger Rotation Direction
Right hand (clockwise) into the ground
Clutch
All-metal automatic-centrifugal, slips (dose not fully disengage) on overload
Drive shaft Connection To Auger
1" (25mm) diameter round
Maximum Drilling Torque
68ft. lbs. (92 N.m)
AUGER
Design
Auger construction features alloy steel blades and screw bits for maximum digging performance and versatility in a wide cross section of soil compositions. Thick, cross-sectioned helicoid and sectional-type auger fighting deliver strength and wear resistance. Fighting pitch is set to produce cleaner, more usable holes in sandy or granular type soils. All boring head wear parts are field replaceable.
Diameter
2" (51mm) to 8" (203mm)
Lead Auger
Full line of lead augers is available in standard 30" (762mm) effective digging lengths. Overall auger length is 35" (889mm).
Auger Extension Length
A plain tube extension is available to extend the digging depth to 45" (1143mm).
GENERAL
Throttle Control
Spring return, finger control
Operator Handle
Butterfly® shape operator handle is designed to enhance control and reduce fatigue. Heavy-gauge steel tubing with PVC coating grip area.
Weight
18 lbs. (8kg)
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