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Earth auger

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a form of auger for boring into the ground; - called also earth borer.

See also: Earth



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DONNY'S LITTLE HELPER Petrol Earth Auger Ditch the shovel and pick and hire a petrol-driven earth auger (Brandon Hire Tel 0117 971 8535).
Do it now or get problems later; Right time for preventative ... by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
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Specialized to handle any job, the power sources are customized to get the work done right, including: * V6200 Breaker uses hydraulic power from RTV900 Utility models to break light concrete, asphalt or rocks * For post-hole digging and post driving, the V6260 Earth Auger bores holes up to an eight-inch diameter and 3.
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