Dull Earth Auger Quicktip Repair Free
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2023
- amzn.to/43B79ur 9" auger bit
amzn.to/3Q9LwhN 4" auger bit
amzn.to/3KaO23k 12" auger bit
amzn.to/44Y7cBw Fishtail auger tip
amzn.to/43DtHLb Replacement cutting teeth
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In this video, I show a simple way to revive an auger bit so that it has a cutting tip and will drill down on its own.
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amzn.to/43B79ur 9" auger bit
amzn.to/3Q9LwhN 4" auger bit
amzn.to/3KaO23k 12" auger bit
amzn.to/44Y7cBw Fishtail auger tip
amzn.to/43DtHLb Replacement cutting teeth
Help support Doublewide6 Repairs LLC by sponsoring his Patreon Account
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I see this after just digging five holes by hand. Took me all day.
Glad you got that augar fixed up and saved your self some money 💸💰
There’s a great use for those old mower blades!
Love to see more tractor videos! You always surprise us with ingenious fixes and repairs.👍
Pretty cool adaptation.
Nice idea Bob, looks like it did the trick.
Good job on the Yanmar too. 👍
Great idea!! Seems to work good. Thanks for sharing!!
Great idea and application. Love the tractor! Def videos on your restoration and anytime U use it!!
Great idea, and a very nice tractor.
Your auger was leaning back more as you dug deeper ( simple geometry does this) - if you want to dig vertical holes start with the auger leaning a little forward (towards the tractor) - then as you dig deeper move the tractor forward just a little to counter act the leaning back - 2 to 3 moves should do it depending on how deep you dig. Then if you take the auger in until the gear box is level with the ground the auger will come forward by itself, but not much.
Obviously the hole is kept vertical in the other direction by adjusting your 3 point hitch to counter act any slope sideways to the tractor.
While I am picking on you (IMHO) I use less rpm and control the rate at which the auger goes in by slowly lowering the 3 point hitch. As I find by slowing down and controlling the downward rate you run into less problems - for instance if you don’t ease the auger down in wet soil it can “corkscrew” in an jam so hard the tractor cannot provide enough lift to pull it out. Then it has to be wound in reverse by hand (a large screw driver in through the yoke of the drive shaft will do this) while you apply moderate up lift with the 3 point linkage. Rocky ground can cause jamming and broken shear pins……..
Enough waffle - I have dug to many holes for one lifetime with one of these machines
I love the auger repair on there a good quicktip
Nice tip on the repair. Seems to works well. If you haven't check out tractor time with tim he has a great channel about using small and mid size tractors with all sorts of implements and good tips.
I think it done alright considering the rock
Do you have a video on replacing or repairing the actual auger unit when the bolt breaks due to excess pressure?
Add tractor videos. Thanks
More tractor 🚜
First, they are NOT gator blades that you welded on. They are Rotary Copperhead Mulching Blades. What you showed on the bench are Gator blades. With Gator blades the fins go in. With the Rotary blades the fins to out. I'm thinking you might be a little better off with the actual Gator blades on that but then you might never notice. You've got the bigger version of my Yanmar YM1500D 4x4. (2 cylinder) Yea, I should have gone bigger...
make a QanA we know nothing abt u