Post hole digger suggestions for my Kioti DK6010SE

[future_vision]

I have a Kioti DK6010SE and I am looking for a post hole digger. I've seen the typical ones that attach to the 3pt hitch but I've also seen post hole diggers like the Digga that attaches to bucket. I have an Everything Attachments Wicked bucket and a 3rd function kit for my grapple. Are the ones that attach to the bucket and better than the ones used on the 3pt hitch? Does anyone have a recommendation for one? I'm looking at digging holes predominantly for fencing but would like the option to dig larger holes when needed. Also not I am in New England. We got lots of rocks!

 

[ptsg]

Having an hydraulic driven post hole digger brings up a lot of great advantages.

Being hydraulic, means you can reverse the rotation. So if it gets stuck, you can simply reverse it out.

Then, it's mounted to the loader, this means you can provide down pressure on harder to dig ground.

It's also much easier to attach to the tractor versus the 3pt ones.

A good option, if you can do a bit of fabrication, is to get those augers for the Chinese mini excavators. Those are cheap units but should work very well with the flow the tractor can provide. It does need a mount fabricated to fit the tractor though.

If not that route, you can get ones already ready to fit your tractor. I'm sure someone will suggest a couple brands to look at.

 

[RjCorazza]

I switched from a 3 point auger to a ssqa loader mount auger and the difference is night and day. As PTSG states, the down pressure and reversing are the big pluses.
Hydraulic augers do cost more, but worth every penny if you're doing a lot of holes with it (imho). Mine is a Land Pride SA20 with the low flow motor.

 

[future_vision]

Having an hydraulic driven post hole digger brings up a lot of great advantages.

Being hydraulic, means you can reverse the rotation. So if it gets stuck, you can simply reverse it out.

Then, it's mounted to the loader, this means you can provide down pressure on harder to dig ground.

It's also much easier to attach to the tractor versus the 3pt ones.

A good option, if you can do a bit of fabrication, is to get those augers for the Chinese mini excavators. Those are cheap units but should work very well with the flow the tractor can provide. It does need a mount fabricated to fit the tractor though.

If not that route, you can get ones already ready to fit your tractor. I'm sure someone will suggest a couple brands to look at.

Do you happen to have any links to the Chinese augers?

 

[In.the.Piñons]

It might be worth checking to make sure your 3rd function kit is rated for continuous flow and also if it will flow at the same rate as the rear remotes on your tractor.

If not, you can just run hydraulic lines from you rear remote to the auger up front.

What is your tractors GPM? You'll want to match that to the auger motor.