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Dig Fence Post Holes

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What happens here

With a partner, position the two-man auger at the marked location for the first fence post hole. Start the engine and, with one person managing the throttle and the other applying downward pressure, guide the auger into the ground. Continue digging until the desired depth of approximately 30 inches is reached. Repeat this process for all designated post locations along the fence line.

Goal: Dig holes for all fence posts

Tools and materials

  • Measuring Tape — Measuring the depth of the holes
  • Two-Man Post Hole Auger General 339 — Digging fence post holes

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and that's the center of the hole there that's the center of our pulse the x kind of like x marks the spot let me show you how this i mean i don't know if you need to know but you just pull the choke right here yep and then you've got the gas going [Applause] depth of the blade that's 36. yeah we don't want to be do you want to be 36. okay because 30 inches would mostly want to be oh okay um i'm just going to see how you know so so if we get you know i'd rather much i guess 30 inches is you know somewhere there um so we can go a little bit more so we're about to this one we want to get buried yeah yeah okay ready yep clean them out myself with the i got post hole there you got the majority of the hardware what do you think are we good yeah i think we went down deep enough over to the other side okay this two-man post-hole digger is actually exhausting to run but it makes really quick work of the job it took us about two and a half hours to do all of the holes we had to do on this project and if we were doing it manually with a good old-fashioned post hole digger it would have been at least a full day's worth of work

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