24 Inch Heavy Duty Post Hole Auger for Post Hole Digger

• 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

24 Inch Heavy Duty Post Hole Auger for Post Hole Digger

The 24-inch column drilling auger is a tool used to drill holes with a diameter of 24 inches on the ground. It is typically used to install fence posts, deck posts, and other types of posts or posts. The auger consists of a long metal shaft with a spiral blade at one end and is designed to penetrate the soil, making it easier to dig deep holes. Auger operators typically use a crank or motor to rotate the blades to form a hole in the ground. The 24-inch rear drilling auger is larger in size and suitable for large operations that require wider drilling.
Specifications for 24-inch column hole augers
24-inch diameter
Replaceable heavy cutting edge
Guide end heavy bolt
4 feet long
2 "circular drive (used with two 1/2" shear bolts, not included)

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' lengths)	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

Features of a 24-inch heavy-duty drilled auger
A 24-inch heavy-duty cylindrical auger typically has the following characteristics: (1) Heavy-duty construction: This type of post-drilling auger is designed to withstand widespread use and abuse. It is made of high-quality materials, such as steel, usually with a powder coating to prevent rust and corrosion. (2) Large Diameter: As the name suggests, the diameter of a 24-inch backhoe auger is large. This allows it to quickly and effectively excavate large and deep holes. (3) Dual Blades: Most heavy-duty rear hole augers have dual blades that can easily cut soil, clay, and other materials. Blades are typically made of high-quality wear-resistant steel alloys. (4) Hexagonal Drive: A 24-inch rear hole auger usually has a hexagonal drive shaft that can be connected to various types of electric drills or auger drivers. (5) Adjustable Depth: Many post-drilling augers provide adjustable depth settings that allow users to choose the depth they want to excavate. (6) Easy to use: Despite their heavy construction, 24-inch column hole augers are generally easy to use. The blade is sharp and easily penetrates the soil. Many augers are designed to be operated by one person. Overall, the 24-inch heavy-duty pile hole auger is a necessary tool for anyone who needs to quickly and effectively excavate deep and large holes.
Procedure for using a 24-inch heavy-duty column drilling auger
At first, using a 24-inch heavy-duty auger may be daunting, but with the right technology and safety measures, it can be a simple process. Here are some steps to follow:
1. Safety precautions: Make sure to wear appropriate safety equipment, such as sturdy work boots, safety glasses, and gloves. When using the drill string, do not allow anyone to stand near the drill string. Ensure that the area is clear of any obstacles that may interfere with the operation of the auger.
2. Setting up the auger: Connect the column hole auger to an electric drill or another power source according to the manufacturer's instructions. Place the auger where the hole is to be dug.
Starting the auger: Start the electric tool and slowly feed the auger into the soil after drilling. Make sure to hold the tool firmly to avoid injury.
4. Hole digging: Continue drilling downward, move the drill bit, and screw it into a circular hole. When the borehole reaches the required depth, slowly remove the auger from the soil.
5. Debris Removal: After removing the pile hole auger from the soil, remove the debris from the hole and place the pile in the hole.
5. Repeat: Repeat the process for any other holes to be excavated.
Using an auger after heavy drilling can significantly accelerate project progress, but safety precautions and manufacturer's instructions must be followed to ensure safe and efficient completion of the work.
24-inch heavy duty post drilling auger
The 24-inch heavy-duty backhoe auger is mainly used to excavate deep and wide holes for various construction and agricultural purposes. The following are some common applications for the tool:
Fence: A 24-inch post drilling auger is used to excavate deep and wide holes to install fence posts.
Agriculture: 24-inch backhoe augers are used to plant trees, shrubs, and crops in a large area.
Sign: A 24-inch pile hole drill is commonly used to drill holes in highway and road stakes.
Structure: 24-inch column hole augers are used for building foundations, piers, and footings.
Landscaping: 24-inch backhoe augers are used to drill holes in retaining walls, bridge decks, and outdoor living spaces.
Soil sampling: A 24-inch auger after drilling is used to collect soil core samples for testing and analysis.
Mining: 24-inch post-drilling augers are used for mining exploration purposes by drilling holes in the soil to extract minerals.
Generally speaking, a 24-inch heavy-duty pile hole auger is a basic tool for any construction or agricultural project, which requires fast and efficient excavation of deep and wide holes.

We also provide a power take-off for the auger of the rear excavator
The PTO shaft of the rear hole excavator auger is a power take-off shaft that connects the tractor's power output to the rear hole excavator auger. The PTO shaft is responsible for transferring power from the tractor engine to the drilling auger after drilling to drill holes in the ground. It is a key component of any tractor-driven post-drilling and excavation equipment. When purchasing the PTO shaft for the rear hole excavator auger, please consider the length, size, and horsepower rating of the tractor and auger to ensure that the shaft is compatible with your equipment. It is important to properly maintain and lubricate the PTO shaft to ensure its service life and efficient operation.
Maintenance of the auger after drilling The correct maintenance of the auger after drilling is the key to ensuring its long-term use and maintenance of useful tools. Here are some tips to help you maintain the auger after drilling. Periodic cleaning: After each use, clean the auger after drilling. Remove all dirt, debris, and mud from the auger drill bit and the tool itself. Avoid using cleaning agents or solvents that may damage machine parts. Inspect and replace peeling or damaged parts: Inspect machine components to identify damaged or peeling parts that may require replacement. The components of a machine may include transmissions, engines, blades, and other components. Lubrication: Proper lubrication of the auger after drilling is crucial to maintaining its good condition. It helps the parts move smoothly and prevents rust or corrosion. Lubricate the auger after cleaning and before storing. Always follow the manufacturer's recommended lubrication guidelines. Proper storage: If you are not using the rear auger, store it in a dry and clean place, away from moisture and sunlight. Cover the machine with a waterproof cloth or plastic cover to prevent dust and dirt. Regular maintenance: invite professional technicians to regularly maintain the machine to ensure that all components work properly. Maintenance planning also helps identify issues before they become major issues. By following these maintenance tips, you can extend the life of the auger after drilling and ensure that it is ready to handle your excavation tasks.