Posthole Digger Who makes the best PTO 3 pt Post hole digger?

[Ob1kubota]

I'm looking for members who have experience with post hole diggers in the 60 to 90 horse power range at PTO, thanks! Old Ob1

 

[KrumpsBrother]

Hands down the best, but be prepared for sticker shock!!

BELLTEC Industries :: TM48 Post Hole Digger

KB

 

[Glowplug]

No experience. . . .yet. Been looking at the Landpride PD35.

 

[JerryG]

Danuser F-8
Welcome to Danuser Machine Company

 

[john_bud]

I'm looking for members who have experience with post hole diggers in the 60 to 90 horse power range at PTO, thanks! Old Ob1

I know Danuser has a good name with the hydraulic heads.

May I ask what you are going to be doing ?

jb

 

[DaddyRabbit]

I had a Danuser F8 and it gets my endorsement but as good as it was you couldn't run me down to give me one. If you've ever used a hole digger mounted to a skid steer its over for anything else.

 

[Ob1kubota]

Footer construction for prefab steel buildings. heavy steel post for fence & gates that will stop an 18 wheeler and with a proper sized auger 4x4 & 6x6 treated fence post for cattle and horses. Thanks Ob1

 

[Ob1kubota]

Krumps ...... Wow! that thing has a mast like my Altec Pressure Diggers. Definitly saved it to favorites! Thanks Old Ob1

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Land Pride PD35 for me, rated for 75 pto horse power. 6,9,12,15,18,& 24" augers available, all dig 48" deep. 6,9,& 12" augers are semi- double flighted with the remaining sizes being double flighted. All augers have replaceable hardened cast steel teeth. 7 & 14" auger extensions available. Hydraulic down pressure kit available that applies 500lbs of down force if needed.

This is the unit that I have and it is a very heavy duty unit. Among the best PTO units available.

Good luck with your search.

 

[Kubotasrking]

No experience. . . .yet. Been looking at the Landpride PD35.

Bent the he** out of mine. Maybe I had a some sort of factory defect that was undetected..it only dug 30 or so holes before it bent. Had to heat it up and use the tractor to straighten it back out... After 3 hours of heating and torquing, and welding some 3/8" reinforcements, it worked OK again. I have a couple of Landpride implements...average at best.