6 Inch Compact Post Hole Auger for Tractor 3 Point Post Hole Diggers with 2 Round Shaft

• Feature: 2-Stroke
• Bit Diameter(mm): 100
• Style: Front - Earth Auger
• Power Source: Petrol / Gas
• Transport Package: Wooden Box
• Trademark: no brand
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8207509000
• Production Capacity: 5000PCS/Week

Product Description

6 Inch Compact Post Hole Auger for Tractor 3 Point Post Hole Diggers with 2 Round Shaft

The 6-inch compact pile hole auger is a tool used to drill holes in the ground for placing fence posts, marker posts, or trees. It is designed for small tasks and can accommodate narrow spaces. The diameter of the auger after drilling is 6 inches, which means that the hole it will drill will have a diameter of 6 inches. The compact design of this tool makes drilling easier and faster than manual excavation.

Specification for 6-inch compact cylindrical augers
-Length 36"
-Alternate side
-Diameter 6"
-Short design length, suitable for small tractors (Level 0)
-Connect to 2 "circular gearbox shaft using double 1/2" bolts (not included)
-It is suitable for our 400 compact pile excavator or other brands.
-Lightweight, compact screw conveyor.
-It is a good complement to hand-held or three-point tractor-driven pile diggers.

Some of the best augers sold after drilling

Auger Diameter	Duty & Length	Weight	SKU
6"	Compact - 36"	21	23-033
9"	Compact - 36"	32	23-035
12"	Compact - 36"	43	23-037
6"	Standard - 48"	23	23-032
9"	Standard - 48"	34	23-034
12"	Standard - 48"	49	23-036
6"	Heavy - 48"	31	23-040
9"	Heavy - 48"	42	23-041
12"	Heavy - 48"	60	23-042
18"	Heavy - 48"	99	23-043
24"	Heavy - 48"	125	23-044

Pile hole auger for three-point pile hole excavator

Model	Model 400 Compact	Model 650 Standard Duty	Model 1000 Heavy Duty	Model 1500 Extra Heavy Duty
SKU	24-0361	24-0362	24-0318	24-0337
Category	0 & 1	1	1	1 & 2
Boom Length	56"	60"	72"	72"
Tubing Diameter	2-7/8"	2-7/8"	2-7/8"	3-1/4"
Draw Pin Width	20"	27"	27"	32-1/2"
Drive ine	Series 1	Series 1	Series 4	Series 4
Gearbox	2.9:1	2.9:1	2.9:1	3.18:1
Auger Diameters	6", 9", 12" (3' ength)	6", 9", 12"	6", 9", 12", 18", 24"	6", 9", 12", 18", 24"
Weight	150 bs	160 bs	200 bs	235 bs
SKU	24-0361	24-0362	24-0318	24-0337
Features	4 Positions	3 Positions	4 Positions	4 Positions

How to use a tractor to dig pile holes?
Using a tractor and a three-point pile hole excavator to excavate a pile hole is very simple, just follow these steps:
How to Use a Tractor to Dig Pile Holes Three Point Pile Hole Excavator How to Use a Tractor to Dig Pile Holes
(1) Select the appropriate location for the pile hole - Ensure that the pile hole is located in the appropriate location of the fence or structure and that there are no underground facilities.
(2) Set up a pile digger - Connect a three-point pile digger to the rear of the tractor and adjust the height of the excavator to be slightly above the ground.
(3) Positioning the Tractor - Position the tractor so that the drilled excavator is aligned with the location where you want to dig the hole, and the auger of the excavator is located in the center of the location.
(4) Starting the Excavator - Start the tractor engine and engage the PTO shaft. Slowly lower the excavator until the auger contacts the ground.
(5) Start Digging - Use a tractor and pile hole excavator to start digging the ground. It is important to maintain a low speed to prevent the excavator from bouncing, which may lead to poor drilling quality.
(6) Continue digging - Gradually lower the excavator as the depth of excavation deepens. Continue digging until the required depth is reached. You can remove dirt from the hole by lifting the auger out of the hole and tilting it back using the tractor hydraulics.
(7) Done - Once you have dug the hole to the depth you want, turn off the tractor engine and raise the rear excavator. Now, you can continue to fill the hole with concrete or soil, and install fence posts or other structures.
Advantages of 6-inch compact tractor column drilling augers
The auger after drilling using a 6-inch compact tractor has several advantages, including:
Efficient excavation: With a powerful tractor providing the necessary torque, the 6-inch compact post-drilling auger can quickly and efficiently excavate holes of specified sizes.
Ease of use: The 6-inch drill auger can be operated comfortably on the tractor base, eliminating the need for manual excavation, and reducing the physical consumption required to complete the work.
Accuracy: The bored pile auger can be drilled to a uniform size to ensure that the pile or tree is properly fixed in place.
Versatility: The 6-inch compact pile hole auger can be used for various tasks, including erecting fences, planting trees, or installing signs.
Cost-effectiveness: This type of post-drilling auger is cheaper than large drilling rigs and is an affordable option for those who require small-scale drilling.
Compact design: The compact design of this 6-inch compact drill auger makes it easy to transport and store when not in use, without taking up too much space.

Overall, using a 6-inch compact tractor to drill a hole can bring many benefits, including time and labor savings, accuracy, versatility, and economy.

PTO shaft for tractor three-point drill auger
The power take-off shaft is sturdy and durable
Quick disconnect 1-3/8 "6 splines for installation on standard tractors
• Adjustable telescopic tubing can handle the high load requirements given by the series name
• Used for various equipment, such as post-drilling excavators, pavers, cultivators, lawnmowers, etc.
• Interchangeable with other manufacturers

Series	Shortest Length	Extended Length	Tractor End	Implement End	Common Uses	SKU
1	27	34	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" x 6 QD	Fertilizer Spreader	27-010
3	40	54	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" x 6 QD	Finishing Mower, Tiller	27-011
4	30	40	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" Round	Finishing Mower, Tiller	27-012
4	32	42	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" Round	Rotary Cutter	27-013
4	36	43	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8"x6 Clutch	Rotary Cutter, Tiller	27-014
4	37	50	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" Round	Rotary Cutters, Pond	27-015
4	42	58	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" Round	Post Hole Digger	27-016
4	48	65	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" x 6 QD	Post Hole Digger	27-017
4	53	74	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-1/4" Round	Post Hole Digger	27-018
5	42	57	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" Round	Rotary Cutters	27-019
12	48	64	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-1/4" Round	Heavy Duty Digger	27-020
14	37	49	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" Round	Post Hole Digger	27-021
14	56	77	1-3/8" x 6 QD	1-3/8" Round	5' & 6' Pull Cutters	27-022

How do I connect the PTO shaft to the tractor steering column drilling auger?
Connecting the PTO shaft to the tractor pillar drill auger is important to ensure that the auger can be powered by the tractor engine. Before starting, you need to ensure that the tractor and auger are turned off and that the auger is in the neutral position. The following is a step-by-step guide for connecting the PTO shaft to the tractor steering column auger:
How to connect a power input shaft to a tractor column drilling auger How to connect a power input shaft to a tractor column drilling auger
1. Position the PTO shaft on the tractor, usually under the tractor seat.
Align the splines on the tractor PTO shaft with the splines on the auger PTO coupling.
3. Push the splines together until they engage. You may need to slightly rotate the tractor steering column hole auger shaft to align the splines.
Once the splines engage, slide the locking ring onto the coupling and lock it in place.
5. Tighten the set screw on the lock ring to fix it in place.
6. Check that the PTO shaft and the tractor steering column auger are correctly aligned and not sticking or interfering.
7. Start the tractor and engage the PTO shaft. The auger should now be powered on and ready for use after the tractor has drilled holes.
Always handle the PTO shaft carefully and observe all safety instructions provided by the manufacturer.