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Read articles →A real-world, unscripted post-hole-digger session on a 3046R across two properties, where mismatched auger sizes, rental hassles, rocks, and a loose safety shield all create genuine troubleshooting moments. The host frankly discusses the limitations of three-point-hitch diggers, no down pressure, lateral drift, no reverse, and mentions paying around $549 at Tractor Supply. Best for owners wrestling with similar real-job frustrations rather than anyone wanting a clean how-to demonstration.
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No down pressure so you cannot push down on it, and it can only go forward, never backward if you get stuck.
Mostly from flex in the top link, plus the auger hole being bigger than the drill shaft, causing it to slide back and forth.
The host paid about 549 dollars for the digger with the auger, calling it a deal, though prices have likely risen since.
The host says a 12 inch auger is what people end up using most, despite owning a 9 inch auger used only a couple times.
