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[email protected] August 8th 20 10:37 AM

Are Powered Posthole borers any good?
 
Do you mean a reckoning bar ?
Its got a concrete chisel on one end and a cold chisel on the other

[email protected] September 20th 20 09:25 PM

Are Powered Posthole borers any good?
 
On 08/08/2020 10:37, wrote:
Do you mean a reckoning bar ?
Its got a concrete chisel on one end and a cold chisel on the other

I can't see the original question, but IME they are very good. I hired a
2-person Stihl post hole borer earlier in the year and made a lot of 10"
diameter (I think) holes. Make sure the handles can't trap your hand
against something, and be prepared to be sent flying whenever the auger
finds a big root.

polygonum_on_google[_2_] September 23rd 20 04:56 PM

Are Powered Posthole borers any good?
 
On Sunday, 20 September 2020 21:25:17 UTC+1, wrote:
On 08/08/2020 10:37, wrote:
Do you mean a reckoning bar ?
Its got a concrete chisel on one end and a cold chisel on the other

I can't see the original question, but IME they are very good. I hired a
2-person Stihl post hole borer earlier in the year and made a lot of 10"
diameter (I think) holes. Make sure the handles can't trap your hand
against something, and be prepared to be sent flying whenever the auger
finds a big root.


The original was posted on 22nd August 2000.

[email protected] September 23rd 20 05:25 PM

Are Powered Posthole borers any good?
 
On 23/09/2020 16:56, polygonum_on_google wrote:
On Sunday, 20 September 2020 21:25:17 UTC+1, wrote:
On 08/08/2020 10:37, wrote:
Do you mean a reckoning bar ?
Its got a concrete chisel on one end and a cold chisel on the other

I can't see the original question, but IME they are very good. I hired a
2-person Stihl post hole borer earlier in the year and made a lot of 10"
diameter (I think) holes. Make sure the handles can't trap your hand
against something, and be prepared to be sent flying whenever the auger
finds a big root.


The original was posted on 22nd August 2000.

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