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Power Mechanical Earth Drill

For soil sampling, construction and more, earth augers are gasoline powered and portable. Using one operator, they allow fast and easy drilling. They feature snap-on or screw-on augers and extensions. Engine mounted on wheel-base carrier keeps motor noise and fumes away from the operator. Torque tube eliminates counter torque. Features such as the carrier and torque tube offer greater mobility, beneficial in areas inaccessible to large equipment, on slopes and horizontal drilling, various standard sampling methods to obtain material samples. Recoil starter and spring-loaded throttle-in-handle assembly provide fingertip control. Centrifugal clutch, heavy-duty flexible shaft connects to the motor and provides for a smooth operation. Blades and points are tool steel, hard-surfaced and heat treated. Blades are reversible for longer life. Most augers are snap-on design; smaller diameter augers are screw-on. Auger has either 5HP or 8HP, 4-cycle engine with 10:1 gear ratio, complete with wheel kit and torque tube. Order augers and extensions separately. For augers 1.5" to 6" dia., maximum depth is 18' (38 to 152mm, 5.5m deep).

Snap-On Augers, 42 Inch

42-inch, Snap-On Augers for use with the Mecahnical Powered Earth Drill. 42-inch Augers drill a 36" deep hole and easily snap on and off the drill. Snap-on Extensions are available, as well as Tube Extensions.

Full-flighted- Snap-On Extensions

Extensions for use with the Mechanical Powered Earth Drill. These extensions increase the auger length for drilling deeper holes and can be easily added between the auger and the Earth Drill.

Power Mechanical Earth Drill, Replacement Points & Blades

Power Mechanical Earth Drill, Replacement Points & Blades. Replacement points and blades for the Power Mechanical Earth Drill.

Earth Drill equipment is used for drilling holes in soil for sampling, testing, and foundation work. These tools are essential for geotechnical investigations, construction projects, and field exploration activities.