can I substitute a garden bulb auger for the mixing paddle
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I don't see why not. On slow would be my suggestion. Expensive bulb planter, no?
2000218
http://earthway.com/product/1001-b-precision-garden-seeder.ashxI don't see one for this unit.
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I dug a 30' shallow well with the auger. You ideally would use stainless steel 3/4 inch couplers and 10' galvanized pipe additions. Don't use too many couplers as you might break the pipe or coupler as you bring it up to empty it. I broke one and had to replace the pipe once in my 30' digging. Hope that assures you. It looks like there are a couple of ways to go, as stated by others.
1165879
Yes. My Ariens snow blower ate a brick. Both shear pins 'sheared' off with no damage to the auger or discharge blades. There is an excellent short video on YouTube explaining how to replace broken shear pins.
339056
I doubt it would be suitable for that purpose. I think the pressure of the auger would mash the dried fruit through plates instead of grinding it. I feel a food chopper of some sort would be a lot better. Good luck, Old man
1999864
I did not, but I guarantee that at almost three times the price I paid, it is not worth buying. The very small auger (it's actually more of a gimlet) makes it virtually useless.
117705
Mixing bulbs and ballasts is ALWAYS a bad idea. It's a fire hazard, plus it messes with your spectrum even if you do get it to work. There is no benefit, and your plants will suffer tremendously, if you don't burn the house down first. Apollo makes a 1000 watt version for a few bucks more if that's what you need.
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I am sure you can. Just try to get as close to the GPH that the old one was. You may have to rig up a hose to fit the nozzle but that shouldn't be that hard. Have you tried to contact the manufacturer? They might sell you a replacement although it might be more expensive than an aftermarket one.
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Absolutely! I had a problem with my auger and they sent me out a new one, free of charge, lickity split!
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If you can find any that have the same shaft diameter and close to the same length as the original you should be able to. If you have an office supply store near you take one caster in and see if any of their suppliers have one available.
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!!! NO !!! Nor can you use a Different Wattage Lamp! Ofcourse, I guess you could take all the "Ballast Stuff" out and then replace with just a "Regular Bulb"
1955792
Yes you can attach a mixing bit to this drill, as long as the bit is 3/8" or smaller at the end that goes into the drill chuck. It has plenty of power, and you will want to keep it at the lower speeds for mixing.
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Very easy. Hold on to the mixing blades with a dish cloth or something to protect your hands and simply unscrew the rubber gear (may have to use pliers, but i was able to do it by hand). At that point you can screw on the new one.
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Not to sure, plenty large enough to plant most bulbs, twist it around when you drill a hole and you can easily plant4 inch veggie and flowers. If you have any underground wires or cables be very careful as the bit will pull downpretty fast. This auger can save a lot of planting time.
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I now have a gardener and can't remember. I'd contact B & D for compatibility.
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Steve: This part comes in one piece. Nothing more needed unless you need the bearings on the ends. I recommend you replace them to. You have to take the one on the right of the machine out anyway to get the auger in, the other needs to be pressed out. Good luck
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I went to the Sears Parts direct web site to get the auger part number for the #536881501 snow blower. I was able to the find the auger part number #1501981 and simply googled that P/n and found not only the auger assemble available on different sites but found the rubber paddles were sold separately on ebay and bought a set. It will take a little labor to install them but, to me worth the effort since they were only about $32.00. Buying the rubber paddles works when the old rubber is worn, but won't help if you have a bent auger or have hit something.