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Read articles →This is a casual, personal-property video of Eric relocating a fence gate near a lake and hand-digging post holes with a tractor-mounted auger, hitting rocks along the way. It's mostly rambling conversation with family and a dog, plus a few practical asides on tamping, measuring hole depth, and prying out rocks. There's no spec talk or serious implement review, it's a slice-of-life project video, not a buyer's resource.
Posted by the MinnesotaEric channel, an owner sharing casual, unscripted footage from his own property rather than a formal review or dealer walkaround.
Eric marks his shovel with tape measurements every foot, so he can see how deep the hole is without dropping a tape measure in separately.
He uses a pry bar and leverage, sometimes with help from the tractor, to work the rock loose and lift it out of the hole.
Yes, Eric mentions you can use the shovel upside down as a tamper, though in this case he admits they did not actually tamp the hole down.