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Read articles →This video focuses specifically on a Land Pride SA20-05 post hole digger (9-inch auger) mounted via quick-attach and third function valve on a Kubota B2650, not the tractor itself. It covers motor speed options (low/medium/high GPM), hydraulic flow requirements, auger sizing choices, the loader-mount vs three-point hitch tradeoff, and an actual dig test in clay/dirt reaching 30-36 inches. Best for buyers specifically evaluating this auger attachment on a B-series Kubota.
Presented by Mark of the TractorTread channel, who appears to be demonstrating equipment for a customer, so expect a practical, attachment-focused walkthrough rather than an independent owner review.
It depends on the motor: low needs 6-15 GPM, medium needs 10-20 GPM, high needs 15-30 GPM. The B2650 is rated at 8.7 GPM and used the medium motor in this test.
The loader mount is better because a three-point hitch has no downforce, only the digger's weight. A Land Pride kit can add some down pressure but still less than the loader.
In the test it dug about 30 to 36 inches deep in clay and dirt, taking only two to three minutes, with no loss of power.
