New Digga Hydraulic Front Auger For My Tractor - #69
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- čas přidán 11. 12. 2021
- A hydraulic front auger is SO much nicer than a 3 point PTO driven one. You can quickly turn it on and off, reverse it if it gets stuck, do not have to turn around to see it, have easier control over placement, and have down pressure.
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Thank you so much for the upload! I just purchased one of these Digga’s last year and haven’t had a chance to use it! We got the 1dds version. Just purchased and rebuilt a kubota L35 (35HP) tractor and we are very excited to put it to use! Paid 5000$ for the tractor but spent the last 4 months rebuilding it! I purchased a third function kit that is 3/8” size but just learned I may have to trade it out for 1/2” size kit! I was worried that I would have issues with shock loading from the on/off switch but decided the Digga was in no danger since my tractor is 1/3 the max GPM and max out at 2500 PSI.
Awesome. That should work out well on your tractor.
FYI, I’m using 1/2” couplers but my lines are only 3/8”. If I’m not mistaken, 3/8” lines can handle the flow just fine.
Looks awesome. Beats the heck out of a rear 3 point one with no down pressure.
Oh yeah. It’s a HUGE improvement. I was kinda forced into the purchase. We were building a deck around our pool and I couldn’t drill some of the holes that needed to be close to the pool. The tractor would’ve been up on a bank, not at a good angle, and could not have went deep enough. That’s not mentioning the fear of the 3pt auger smacking the pool wall.
Technically it still has no down pressure as long as it's on that 3rd function kit
@rodordie That's inaccurate. It's not a diverter valve; it's separate from the loader valves. I have that exact tractor with the same 3rd function/QD setup and I can run the 3rd function while operating the FEL.
NICE!!! I LIKE it!!!! Looks like your tractor handles it very well, Jared!
That`s one of those kinda tools i wish i had, BUT, i cant see the money it costs just to use it once or twice in my entire life.
WAIT, oh chit... wife just saw your video... she wants me to replace ALL the old fence along our property this coming summer.
Maybe i could just rent one. 😮💨 Orrrrrrrrr, you could come dig the holes, for me! ☺
Thanks! I like it too. I thought about renting also but unfortunately all of the ones at the rental yard are for high flow units and it wouldn’t turn very fast. I had several post to dig for our pool and couldn’t get to them with the 3pt auger so this was worth the purchase.
Let me know where you are and I’d be happy to come dig! 😁 I haven’t even shown the cool features yet. That auger slides from side to side so you can place it anywhere on the plate you want.
Looks like it does a good job
I’m pleasantly surprised. It helped drill several holes for our pool deck that could not have done with the 3pt auger. It’s so nice to be able to reverse it when needed and have better visibility.
Thanks for sharing and I am looking for follow up videos now; however, I am not seeing any. Do you have an update?
I haven’t made a follow-up video for this but can try to do one soon. I’m still very happy with it and glad I purchased it.
Where did u buy the mount? Looking online most of what I'm seeing is a fixed center position on the SSQA mounting plate. Thanks
It came from Digga and was purchased with the auger drive. It is an option and cost just a little bit more but it was worth it. I had to use it on a couple holes that was close to our pool.
Digga calls it a side shift skid steer mount. The regular is called the fixed position mount.
Jared I read all your comments before asking you this, what brand/model is your whole auger unit?? And where did you purchase it. Thank you sir! I have a L47 Kabota and I think it should turn it well what do you think? Thanks
It will turn it with no issue. You have more gpm than I.
It is a Digga 2DSS and I purchased it from the local rental place, that happens to rent Digga and is a reseller for them. EA also sells them.
Are you happy with the 2DDS over the 1DDS? I have the same implement hydraulic flow, ~8.x gpm and am trying to decide between the two drives, choosing auger RPM vs torque. Do you ever wish you had a higher auger RPM, and have you ever stalled out the 2DSS? I wonder if a higher RPM would help prevent the auger from screwing directly into the ground instead of removing dirt and digging the hole, or just screw in faster. I am mostly red clay here, not many rocks. How do you like using 2" round auger bits vs hex? Seems like the hex augers are heavier duty, but that might not really be needed. Round sure are a lot cheaper.
I didn't see a link for where you purchased this or any mention of the price? Nice video.
Thank you!!
I purchased it from my local rental place, who rents these units and is a dealer. I was familiar with the brand and knew that was the brand I wanted and was super surprised when I found the local rental place could order me one.
This has been a while, but it was $2450. I know they’ve went up quite a bit.
What setup do you have for your third function...I see you have 2 sets and I wondered how that gets piped? I currently have the Kubota 3rd function setup but like your hydraulic quick attach and would like to add that too!
That is a factory Kubota setup. It’s 3rd function with hydraulic levers. What model tractor do you have?
@@JaredsShop MX5200... I have the factory Kubota 3rd function. I wonder if the hydraulic levers can be added with just hydraulics or if new levers and all are part of the kit it might be a bit much.
@@rednecktech82
Sorry I did forget to mention my other video but you found it.
Not sure if any of u have tried the beltec tm 48. Picked one up used and it seems pretty good.
I have not but they look pretty cool.
Great video . What is the model you bought and company name to order.
Mine is a 2DSS and the Brand is Digga. You might be able to find it locally or Google it to find sellers.
Does the auger run off your third function. I have that already for root grapple
Yes it does.
Looks like hooking up the auger to the drive would be easier with two people.
I’m thinking of buying one of these to fit to my tractor. The tractor is similar to yours, a little bigger but I’d imagine with similar hydraulic flow. The question is whether it’s worth it. I’m planting trees on my place and get a fellow to come in with his excavator. In half a day he can dig 300 holes, remove a few stumps and do some cleaning up of stuff. This costs me $500.
In Australia the sort of auger set in this video costs around $3500. So it’s a question I’m pondering.
Yes, it would be easier with two people but it is still manageable with one. I’ve changed bits several times and have always done it by myself. I just try to set the auger so it isn’t too high so I don’t have to lift the bit much.
That’s a tough decision. One of the biggest reasons I decided to purchase one instead of renting or hiring was because I wanted to be on my own schedule. I knew a lot of my work wasn’t going to be done in one day. Most of the time I am only drilling a couple holes here and a few holes there. To rent or hire those tasks would end up costing me more in the long run. I now have the convenience of doing tasks when I want and not being at the mercy of someone else.
My auger setup, without bits, was around $2500. They’ve went up quite a bit since then. Luckily Digga is an Australian company. I would bet it would be more expensive if the augers had to be imported.
We purchased our tractor last year which is a big financial outlay. Initially we were going to get a Digga auger drive but decided not to as the tractor delivery was delayed and we had holes dug by the contractor. In my orchard trees do sometimes die and need replacement. It’s not much fun digging a hole by hand. We will dig ten holes next month to replace dead or damaged trees. Possibly we will come to a decision while digging them.....
Love your videos.
@@kdegraa
Thanks so much!
Keep me updated.
What's your GPM flow rate on your tractor that your tied into? Did u run it off the standard tractor or did you have a hydraulic PTO powered unit? Thanks
I have 8.1 tractor GPM and I run it off the tractor third function, not a PTO hydraulic unit.
@@JaredsShop Thanks!
@@jayrich8059
You bet!
I have a front auger for my tractor I was using it last week and I sheared a 6-in diameter auger in half by hitting a rock. my tractor puts out 19.2 gallons per minute
What brand was the bit?
Pl do a follow up video. At 9:30 you've mentioned you put in float and it was just screwing the ground instead of digging a hole. Do the other way, whatever.
I know a little about this and I'm wanting to buy it to plant mulberry plants will it help ?
I need to do a follow-up. As soon as I have a need to drill some holes I will.
The ground I was digging was kinda soft and gooey, which is why it screwed down into it. If you experience a similar issue just lift it every now and then. That’s what I do.
Yes, it be very useful for planting. I plan on using mine to plant some trees in the future.
@@JaredsShop ok. Also there's no need of PTO for this hydraulic front auger ?
What does this work with ?
@@user-oh2ow2bw4k
Correct. No PTO. It is hydraulically driven by the third function.
What tractor, how did you set up the controls, off the 3rd function? Also what model tractor. What model auger
Kubota L3560 with a Digga 2DSS. Yes, it is running off the 3rd function.
Well Sir, I think you are spoiled rotten...hydraulic quick attach AND a front mount post hole digger! I am green (not JD green either) with envy. New sub from Nova Scotia, glad I found your channel.
Thanks!! I am spoiled. The hydraulic quick attach levers is my favorite option. I would be hard pressed to buy a tractor without them, and if I did, I’d engineer the option myself.
Was that an adapter you put on first to go from hex to round. How pricey$?
The adapter was a round to hex adapter and was about $169 or so.
@@JaredsShop What make digger?
@@HebronGrandpa
Digga
Is that a 2” hex drive?
Yes it is.
I like that super quick release on your quick attach too! Where'd you get that? How many horsepower is your tractor? Do you have trouble with dirt falling back into the hole?
Those hydraulic levers are a factory option available for my L3560. I’ll post a link below.
It is 35hp and I don’t have much problem with the dirt. No more than the 3pt auger. Just minimal clean out with a manual post hole digger.
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And yes, I LOVE my hydraulic levers. I use them all of the time.
What size auger is that and how big of an auger can you use
That is the 2DSS and I haven’t found the upper limit yet, although I’ve only used up to an 18”. I feel I easily have enough torque that I could go larger though.
I have a 2038 R down near looking to purchase some type of a hydraulic algorithm for the front. Just looking for some more education from people that have them
@@rodneystone325
Digga makes a smaller one that they recommend for tractors, which is the 1DSS. I wanted more torque, which is why I went with the 2DSS. It does turn slower than the 1DSS though.
Is this your best recommendation for a new L 4060 LE
I'm needing to do several hundred posts over time so definitely willing to spend on the best proven auger for my tractor size. Thx for your helpful videos. Subscribed 🤠
@@Deuce_Allan
Land Pride offers one as well. The 1DSS will be faster but the 2DSS has more torque, which is what I wanted. I think you’d be happy with either. Digga is still king though.
@@JaredsShop thank you for the fast reply, Jared, I appreciate your help with this, I will take a look at what you recommend. I'm new to the tractor game and have a lot to learn and I'm sure it's not just me that's thankful for people like you. Looking forward to the next video.
@@Deuce_Allan
Thanks. Let me know if you have any questions.
@@JaredsShop I'm looking for a dealer now in lower Alabama.
I am getting a grapple with the new tractor and wondering if you've any recommendations over the Land Pride SGC0660
Also having them install rear remotes , Quick Hitch and Top and Tilt
let me know your thoughts and or recommendations when you've a free moment. thanx Jared
"Never use 3PH digger again" - NAILS IT ! I've never actually used a 3PH digger. I first borrowed a hydraulic auger from my cousin then bought my own. Best choice ever since I didn't waste my time money with a 3PH.
It can be so painful. I purchased mine at an auction years ago and never gave any thought to a hydraulic auger. It would often be frustrating, not wanting to dig in hard ground, would bounce, etc. I then had some holes next to my pool that I could reach with a 3pt. I could’ve just rented one but it’s been nice having it whenever I need it.
@@JaredsShop I had a fencing job at my place that needed 150 posts. I borrowed a hydraulic auger from my cousin. Then waited another two years while I wrapped my head around how how such a small piece of equipment was so expensive. Before I bought my own, I 've done at least 600 more posts.
EDIT: Sorry, it's a Worksaver brand.
@@haweater1555
Wow, that’s a lot. What brand auger did you buy?
That hydraulic quick coupler ya have on there is nice. Did you install it yourself? Or did it come with the tractor?
Just outta curiosity do you know the length of the cylinder and about how far it extends?
Thank you. It is a factory Kubota kit that I installed myself.
I can measure it for you. If I were to build one myself I’d probably use a Linear actuator.
Adding Third Function And Hydraulic Quick Attach Levers To My New Kubota L3560 Tractor - #46
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11 minutes of video for 11 seconds 9f content. No thanks.
This is made for a skid steer not a tractor. Your flow rate is not nearly enough to run this.
Don’t tell this to the auger or my tractor because it has drilled quite a few holes already with no issue.
This is a lower flow version meant for a tractor. Most skid steers put out a flow rate higher than this one is rated for.
Bill Watchers listen here bud!!! You don’t tell Jared’s Shop how to run his unit son you didn’t know jack sht before you wrote that comment! TAKE IT BACK. Kabota low flow for life!!! ❤
Why did you allow the dirt to go back into hole?
Way too much prep video. Go to the action.
Poor editing