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Read articles →Distinctive for its candid frustration: an eMax 20S owner walks through fitting a Princess Auto auger to a tractor he finds poorly matched to Category One implements, noting required modifications like an extra hitch hole and the need to partially disassemble the auger for transport. Briefly shows it drilling one test hole. Most useful for eMax 20S owners considering a PTO auger who want an honest compatibility reality-check before buying.
Posted by the Kanuck OutDoors channel, appearing to be a hobbyist owner sharing unfiltered hands-on experience from their own property.
Not well. The owner says the eMax 20S hitch is really Category Zero, not Category One Narrow, so Category One implements like this auger do not fit 100 percent without modification.
He had to add an extra hole in the hitch arm since it sits at a steep angle, and remove the shear bolt for more ground clearance during transport.
Because lift height is limited, you have to remove the shear bolt for a couple inches more clearance, or take the blade off entirely over rough terrain.
He calls it a nice, small subcompact tractor that starts every time and does its job, though lift capacity is weak and many attachments are not eMax 20 friendly.
