Flymax 84CC 4-Stroke Petrol Earth Auger with 8-Inch Bit | High Torque Post Hole Digger for Large Tree Plantation

• Bit Diameter : 8 inch (20.32 cm)
• Bit Length : 2.5 feet (76 cm) Approx.
• Engine Model No. : 144F
• Engine Type : Single Cylinder
• Cooling Type : Air-cooled
• No. Load Speed : 10000 RPM
• Engine oil capacity :  Engine oil 200ml (10W30/20W40)
• Fuel Tank Capacity : 1500 ml
• Fuel Consumption : 700 ml/hr. (Approx.)
• Capacity : 90 - 100 holes in 1L Petrol

Features

• 84CC 4-Stroke High-Torque Engine : Delivers consistent, powerful boring performance with a cleaner burn and better fuel economy than standard engines.
• No Fuel Mixing Required : Features dedicated reservoirs for petrol and engine oil, simplifying maintenance and ensuring a smoother, quieter operation.
• 8-Inch Professional Drill Bit : Includes a 20.3 cm wide, heat-treated steel auger bit with a double-start flighting for efficient soil removal.
• Advanced Vibration-Dampening Handles : Ergonomically designed wide-grip handles with reinforced shock mounts to minimize operator strain during deep drilling.
• High-Efficiency Planetary Gearbox : Precision-engineered to convert engine power into massive rotational torque for breaking through compacted earth.

Applications

• Fluid Prep : Fill the petrol tank with fresh gasoline and the oil sump with the recommended 4-stroke engine oil to the indicated level.
• Bit Attachment : Secure the 8-inch bit onto the output shaft using the high-tensile locking pin and safety bolt.
• Starting : Switch the ignition to "On," press the primer bulb 3–5 times, and pull the recoil starter firmly until the engine ignites.
• Positioning : Stand with a stable, wide stance and hold both handles firmly, placing the bit tip vertically on the digging spot.
• Drilling : Apply steady throttle and let the bit rotate into the soil. Periodically lift the auger to clear excavated dirt for a cleaner hole.

Usage

• Fill the fuel tank with gasoline and check oil levels
• Attach the desired auger bit securely to the powerhead
• Position the auger vertically at the desired drilling location
• Start the engine and gradually apply throttle to begin drilling
• Maintain a steady grip and allow the auger to do the work