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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world test of a front-mount SA810 auger (SSQA) on a skid steer quick attach, paired with the L2502, dug into hard clay soil. The creator explains why front mount beats rear mount here (third function hydraulics push the auger down instead of relying on gravity), then shows four post holes dug and set in under an hour. Short and casual, but grounded in an actual job rather than a spec rundown.
An owner-operator at Legacy Acres sharing hands-on impressions from their own property tasks.
Front mount lets you use third function hydraulics to push the auger down, while rear mount only relies on gravity to force it into the ground.
They dug four holes and put in four posts with Fast 2K in less than an hour, working in hard clay soil.
Yes, the owner says it did fantastic even though it was hard, hard clay that was not fun to dig.
