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DC HOUSE 63cc Gas Powered Auger Post Hole Digger, with 4 Earth Auger Drill Bits 4"6"8"12" and 3 Extension Rods 8"12"20", for Farmland Garden

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Size Name: 63cc+4 bit(4"6"8"12")+3 Ext(8"12"20")


Features

  • Perfect Earth Digger - Creates holes for fence posts, sets up a mailbox, constructs a deck, plants a lot of trees, and more.
  • 63CC Gasoline Engine - The Post Hole Digger is geared up to do simple post boring as well as serious deep hole boring. Its class-leading 63cc 2-stroke petrol engine revs up to 8000rpm to get your hole dug out with precision and ease. The advanced vertical gearbox design also allows for better efficiency and reliability with the motor.
  • Easy To Handle - With regard to its operation, Offers a smooth start with consistent digging power, coupled with quality rubber hand grips for relatively stress-free handling.
  • Easy Start System - Engineered with a manual recoil start easy fuel delivery system that allows for a quick-pull start action and a 1.5L Large Capacity Fuel Tank For Prolonged Operation.
  • Professional Tools - The maximum depth using the single bit is 2.6 feet, Different sizes of auger bits are included(4"6"8"12")and extension rods, in 3/4" standard shaft size to meet different trenching requirements, Specially designed for heavy-duty digging in challenging soil or terrain conditions will help you to get all of your digging chores done quickly and with minimal effort.

Material: Alloy Steel


Cutting Diameter: 12 Inches


Brand: DC HOUSE


Tool Flute Type: Spiral


Minimum Bore Diameter: 4 Inches


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Cutting Diameter: ‎12 Inches


Brand: ‎DC HOUSE


Tool Flute Type: ‎Spiral


Minimum Bore Diameter: ‎4 Inches


Surface Recommendation: ‎Soil


UPC: ‎787502205705


Unit Count: ‎1 Count


Manufacturer: ‎ECO LLC


Part Number: ‎DZ6346812K


Item Weight: ‎21.1 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎18.25 x 15.5 x 12.4 inches


Item model number: ‎63CC


Size: ‎63cc+4 bit(4"6"8"12")+3 Ext(8"12"20")


Color: ‎White + Orange + Black


Style: ‎63cc+4"+6"+8"+12"+Ext


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎1 x 63cc Engine Head,1 x 4"6"8"12" Auger Drill kit, 3 x Extension Rods


Date First Available: June 15, 2020


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    • Plenty of power to dig holes!
Size Name: 63cc+3 bit(6"10"12")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
Review Image by Kool Aid Man Kool Aid Man
Once I got the hang of this, it worked great. Although at first I did have to do a little bit of wrenching on it... When I first started using it, after about 10 minutes the auger would stop as soon as any downward pressure was applied (which is mainly it's own weight, you don't really need to press down). This was frustrating and I thought I might have a dud. I needed it to work to be able to dig the 36" deep 12" wide holes for my footers however. So, I decided to take it partially apart to see if I could find the culprit. The gears were completely fine, but the centrifugal clutch seemed to be loose from the shaft. What is supposed to happen: The spinning shaft is connected to a centrifugal clutch (see picture), which has springs that upon centrifugal force push against a cylindrical housing that is connected to the gears that turn the auger. However, the clutch could move independently of the shaft, so it needed tightening. The drawstring housing just unscrews to give you access to the other side of the shaft (you'll need a socket on one end and allen wrench on the other). It may sound complicated, but it's only a handful of screws and then you're right there. After tightening that, this thing worked awesome. I dug 13 holes, 3ft deep by 12" wide. I read several reviews about the drawstring breaking, so I was very gentle with it and had no issues. I would recommend using the smaller auger (6") first and then the bigger(12"), just to give you a pilot hole to center on. Maybe if you have two people that wouldn't be an issue, but I did not and it has a lot of snort. I found I was able to dig down 8-10 inches at a time and then would need to lift it up to knock off the mud/clay. This probably would depend on your soil though. Also, it comes with a small plastic container for mixing the oil and gas. It isn't anything great, but it gets the job done very easily. All in all, I really like the auger. It cost slightly more than it would have been to rent one for a couple days. Now I'm ready to go for my fence rebuild next year. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2023 by Kool Aid Man Kool Aid Man
    • Get yourself one!!
Size Name: 63cc+1 bit(12")
UPDATE 8/16/22: This bad boy was built to work! Still happy with my purchase all this time later and just finished 8 more 36" deep holes after months in storage. 6 out of 5 stars 🌟 This machine is just does a great job. I purchased it partially expecting it to fall apart or seize the little motor. Boy was this thing worth the money!! Set 26 holes 12in x 30 inch deep with a second person in less than 2 hours, in Colorado clay!!! The 25:1 fuel ratio was hard to get around until I had the help of thinking to add a 50:1 mix for a gallon to a 2 gallon jerry can. Motor took a few pulls to start first time running it, was responsive to the finger throttle. Kill switch was convenient and placed well. Drill came fully assembled at a separate time than the auger for a heads up. The auger box looked like it was sent through a war zone prior to coming to CO, however no damage at all was done to auger. Speaking of the auger, it looked super lightweight and I was sure it was going to tear itself apart before using the first time, I WAS WRONG, VERY WRONG. Auger is almost unscathed after the gauntlet I ran it through. I doubt that anyone would be disappointed with this machine, however DO NOT RUN THE 12 INCH AUGER WITHOUT HELP, YOU WILL REGRET IT. The 12 inch auger has enough surface area to toss a person or clip an unwatched foot. Great buy, now I need some smaller augers!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2021 by andrew weaver
    • Handy & worked well
Size Name: 63cc+3 bit(4"6"8")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
I was pleasantly surprised with this post hole digger. It went together easily. Added fuel and it started up right away…. Used the 6” auger for some fence posts. The holes we dug were 2” deep. It did it with ease. Something to note is that the ground was a bit soft from wet weather a week before. But I had used a hand digger on 6 post the day before I used this one and it took me most of a day. With this new gas powered digger, in 3 hours I dug 13 holes. Remember though that it is not a mirical worker…. I hit rock in two different locations. It will not dig through rock! Also if the hole has rock in it, you need to move carefully as to not get the Uber stuck. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025 by Cindy DeHart
    • Writing after about 1 year usage - I love it
Size Name: 63cc+3 bit(4"6"8")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
I was a little put off by some of the reviews, so I didn't want to write until I had used it for a while. I used it for auguring holes for a mobile home and a tiny house tiedowns. Also, about 50 holes for a retaining wall as well as piers for tying down solar panel frames. The fun holes were for planting raspberry bushes. Maybe some of the users had tried to force the auger through rocks or heavy clay. I have a layer of clay that appears to be less than a foot thick that is about a foot below the surface. I augured the one foot and then filled the holes with water and let it drain until empty. Then I hit them again and had no problem penetrating. It always starts easily. I think you have to get to understand it and how to set the choke. Off switch quit working so kill it by choking it - brutal. It has had a lot of use and just keeps working. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024 by Rich Wildgrube
    • Works great
Size Name: 63cc+3 bit(4"6"8")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
Brought it as a backup to dig through glacial till on the Montana front range and it worked great. I tried it just to see if it works and ended up using it all week. The dirt I was drilling through was incredibly tough, compacted and riddled with stones and rocks. You'll have to hang on for dear life because it will try to spin you. If you keep working it, keep backing it off and hitting the hole again, this cheap little thing will get your job done. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Dangerous! Trigger sticks on and does not shut off
Size Name: 63cc+4 bit(4"6"8"12")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
2nd time using when I started it, the auger started turning immediately, and I was not touching the throttle. It flung back and cut my leg very deep and would not shut off. It is cheap and dangerous. I had to go to hospital.
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024 by Ryan Stoller

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