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How good are propane ice augers? Fueled by a small propane tank that can be easily replaced in seconds, propane augers offer all the benefits of gasoline but with easier refueling and no dangerous fumes. They can be used indoors,…
72 inches Depth: Most auger drill bits have a dig depth of up to 72 inches. However, the actual dig depth depends on the model of skid steer you’re using. Extension attachments are available to increase dig depth if necessary.…
Digging a 4-foot hole is a common task that can be required for a variety of projects, such as installing fence posts, planting trees, or building retaining walls. Digging a hole might seem like a straightforward task, but determining how…
If you want to drill a small hole in the wood (for general purpose or home use) all you need is hand wood auger bits (available up to 200 mm or 8″ size). For larger industrial applications, you will need…
To make a hole bigger without a drill there are various options that can be employed. You can use a mandrel (appropriate diameter) and sandpaper, a hand file, or a jab saw. It is also helpful to draw the size…
POWER+ Peak Power Snow Blower with Steel Auger Tool Only Built with a high-efficiency brushless motor and steel auger, the EGO POWER+ cordless electric snow blower handles what the city snowplow leaves behind with ease, cutting through ice and snow…
What is this? Certain plants – even commonly cultivated crops, are excellent for breaking up clay soil – potatoes, turnips, beetroot, and brassicas are all good options. Plant these in organic matter on top of the compacted soil and their…
What is the difference between a drain snake and an auger? Drain snakes work for smaller drains like your kitchen or bathroom sink. Drain augers tackle larger pipes like your toilet or shower drain. The snake covers lines from 1-1/4″…
The hard part is finding them. Many hardwater anglers spend far too much time fishing over deep structure-underwater points and reefs in the middle of the lake in 80 to 100 feet of water. Instead, it’s much wiser to drill…
