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Earth Auger Bits

MSRP: $450.00
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Heavy-duty Earth Auger Bits with a 2-inch hex connection deliver up to 4,500 ft-lbs torque for precise drilling in fence posts, tree planting, and utility work.
SKU:
ET-02D004-P001-61
Availability:
In-Stock
Weight:
46.00 LBS
spec_rows:
Model, Weight, Length, Diameters, Flighting Size, Drive Hub, Teeth, Tube Wall Thickness, Tube Size, Pilot
[Model]Earth Auger Bit:
46lbs - 225lbs, 48", 4" | 6" | 9" | 12" | 18" | 24" | 30" | 36", 1/4", 2" Hex, Shock Lock Drop Forged Dirt, 3/8", 3", Forged - Dirt Style
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Meet the Earth Auger Bits

Our Earth Auger Bits deliver heavy-duty drilling performance for skid steers, mini skid steers, and other auger drive systems. With a robust 2-inch hex connection, these bits provide a secure fit and maximize torque transfer, handling tough digging conditions without slipping. Available in widths from 4 inches to 36 inches and a standard 48-inch length, they're rated up to 4,500 ft-lbs of torque—making them ideal for fence post installation, tree planting, foundation work, and utility digging.

Each auger bit comes standard with a carbon steel pilot point for general-purpose digging, with the option to upgrade to a tungsten carbide fishtail pilot for enhanced durability and cutting efficiency in compacted or rocky soils. The number of cutting teeth increases with bit size—from 0 on the 4-inch model to 10 on the 36-inch version—with additional replacement teeth available for long-term performance in abrasive conditions. Whether you're working in soft dirt, clay, or rocky terrain, these auger bits deliver reliable, high-performance drilling for any job site.

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Earth Auger Bits Reviews

  • Auger bits that work
    5

    Well built auger bits dig fast without clogging up. Good value

    Posted by William B. on 27th Mar 2025

  • Good bits
    5

    These are pretty tough and get the job done. I’ve used it about 50+ times with no issues. Remember: the bigger the bit, the heavier it is. Don’t strain trying to hook it up. Lay that auger motor down if you have to.

    Posted by Dale N. on 26th Mar 2025