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Bulb Auger

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Bulb Auger

This heavy-duty auger allows you to plant a lot of bulbs in a hurry where the soil is mostly free of rocks and roots. And if you have a helper to drop in the bulbs as you go, the work goes twice as fast. We have landscape contractor customers who swear by this tool. It’s also useful for planting seedlings, mixing small amounts of cement, installing signs, etc. Note: You must have a half-inch drill to use this auger. A variable-speed hammer drill is recommended. (Principal manufacturers of hammer drills: DeWalt, Makita, Milwaukee, Ryobi.)
Unconditionally guaranteed.
Made in USA.
Length: 24″
Diameter: 3″
Drill Size: ½” (will not fit in a ⅜” drill)

Item # 9324

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