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Read articles →This is a real-world job video, not a spec review: the Nybergs use a Kubota MX5400 with a Countyline post-hole digger to set fence posts on their 10-acre property near Traverse City, Michigan, for a planned cider apple farm. It shows actual auger depth limits (36-40 inches, with 48-inch holes finished by hand) but skips specs, controls, or buying advice. Best for owners curious how this tractor/auger combo performs on a real fencing job.
Posted by the UpNorth With The Nybergs channel, an owner-operator family documenting their own property projects.
The video shows it reaching about 36 to 40 inches deep, which is the limit of the auger on this job.
The Nybergs needed 48-inch holes, so after the auger reached its 36 to 40 inch limit, they finished the depth by hand.
It is pulling a Countyline post-hole digger to set fence posts for an 8-foot fence around a 10-acre property planned as a cider apple farm.
