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Manufacturer: Custom Auger Systems Ltd
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Binding: Misc.
Brand: Garden Auger
Feature: All steel garden auger for planting smaller flower bulbs and drilling holes in soil
Label: Custom Auger Systems Ltd
Manufacturer: Custom Auger Systems Ltd
Model: 2x24HD
Publisher: Custom Auger Systems Ltd
Studio: Custom Auger Systems Ltd
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Features
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All steel garden auger for planting smaller flower bulbs and drilling holes in soil
Sturdier 3/8" shaft that is shaped on the end to prevent slipping in drill chuck
Extra tough knife-like cutter is ideal for harder ground and clay
Tough powdercoat finish to help protect from rusting
Fits any 3/8" and larger hand-held drill
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Worth the extra cost........Much better than those sold by others....
Comment: I own 7 augers that I purchased from Custom Auger, including a few of their high end industrial models.
There is abig diference in theirs compared with the less expensive others sold on Amazon and hardware stores.
The difference is the cutting edge. It is made of much heavier steel.
Their service is beyond excellent. They ship on the same or next business day by Priority Mail. I usually get them in two or three days. You can't beat Tom and Becky. They are a family husband and wife business.
If you want the auger to last, buy from Custom Auger. If you want it for two or three holes, the cheap ones "MIGHT" do.
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Editorial Reviews:
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The 2" diameter Heavy Duty Garden Auger by Custom Auger Systems is the perfect planting auger for smaller bulbs like the crocus or miniature dahlia and gladiolus. Also an excellent tool for drilling pilot holes for tree and fertilizer stakes, and installing termite bait stations.
Features a hardened knife-like cutter blade that slices through harder ground and clay. Designed with three flats on the end of the shaft to keep the auger from slipping in your drill chuck.
Fits household drills 3/8" diameter and larger. Any corded drill provides plenty of power; if using a cordless drill, 18 volts are recommended.
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