Why do I need a Digga auger drive?

The innovative design allows the gearbox to go down the hole to maximise drilling depth without extensions, eliminating downtime and minimises maintenance, optimising your returns. Digga drives come packed with really practical features like top mounted hose ports, cutting edge design, and a 2 piece shaft just to name a few.

Which is the best auger drive for a skid steer loader?

Skid Steer Loader. Digga’s PD3 to PD6 range of premium drilling auger drives are ideally suited for skid steer loaders with a flow between 45 to 115 lpm. Digga planetary auger drives are fitted with Digga / Eaton bell motors specially designed for drilling and augering in most ground conditions.

How big does a Digga earth drill need to be?

The Digga PD3 Earth Drill is suitable for mini excavators up to 4 tonnes, skid steer loaders to 75Hp and tractors to 100Hp Freight available Australia wide. Contact us for a quote. * Price does not include GST.

What can you do with a Digga auger drive?

Read more Digga’s PD3 auger drive unit and earth drill is ideally suited for machines 3t to 4t including skid steer loaders (Bobcats), mini excavators and tractors with a flow between 45 to 75 lpm, this post hole digging unit is ideally used for drilling holes for fencing, tree planting, house foundations, and more.

How long has Digga been making Earth Augers?

Over 30 years of design and development has produced the highest quality range of earth drills on the market today to suit excavators, backhoes and skid steer loaders. Completely manufactured and assembled by Digga, using only the highest grade materials and strictest quality control.

What kind of auger drive do I need for skid steer?

An error occurred while retrieving sharing information. Please try again later. Digga’s PD3 to PD6 range of premium drilling auger drives are ideally suited for skid steer loaders with a flow between 45 to 115 lpm.

Why do I need a Digga auger drive?