Kubota L2501 With Land Pride Grapple and Post Hole Digger

This time on our Working Through The Weekend video series, we're going to start working in the garden. We use a Land Pride PD15 auger with a 9" bit to put our 4x4 posts in the ground. We are using these posts to support wire to grow our tomatoes on. We still have our SGC1060 grapple on the front because it makes moving the posts a breeze. To see our full Working Through the Weekend video series, be sure to visit our blog at: www.townlineequipment.com/wor...

[@Rigbaby33]

I just had to resort to this video to hook up a homeowners auger, all I can say is thank you

[@JonathanKorbRealEstate]

You are very natural in front of the camera and the information is pertinent + breif. Good job.

[@stevenmchenry9276]

Great job budd

[@tractortalkwithgary1271]

New subscriber to the channel. Good job on the video and editing. Love the music you chose.

[@johnjaco5544]

You want the auger To be on the front mount with the quick connect, Not the rear on the front you have down word pressure and upward pull.

[@billrossey1429]

I would love to see how this post hole digger would work in our clay and rocky soil in upstate New York!

[@TownlineEquipment]

Hello Bill, These augers are able to have a verity of bits attached to them depending on your soil conditions. On some of the professional models they even have augers to drill though asphalt.

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

How did the 1060 work? They recommend the 0660 for the 2501 because it's 148 lbs lighter

[@danield1489]

Is an extension optional to drill deeper?

[@organixgirl]

How do you operate the auger? Like the controls

[@ronanpaintingcompany3481]

Great video what type of grappler did you have on l2501 q

[@TownlineEquipment]

We pair the Standard L series with Landpride's SGC1060 grapple.

[@nomadismileseeker6611]

How deep of a hole does this exact set up dig?

[@TownlineEquipment]

You are able to easily achieve 3 feet with a max of just over 4 feet