Has anyone used the grape auger (separate purchse)?
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Not yet, but I have only used mine once so I will keep an eye on it. I really liked the performance of my oldWeedEater Featherlite better, but they don't make them anymore.
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I have not, but I own the tool, and I live near beaches. If you are talking about beach grass, I think you'd spend a lot of time disentangling the grass. I found it excellent for breaking up ordinary grass for new flower beds or vegetable plantings when I only need a small area. It has a reasonable amount of power, but long grass tangles in the prongs. Mow first.
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I use it routinely for large grapefruits. I split & sometimes quarter them if they're giant. Due to the ruggedness of the device it handles everything I've grown.
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Yes, in my opinion. Grape vines can get pretty old. Longevity might be a problem. My Dura-Trel is supporting a Wisteria.
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Yes it does. Auger works well for veggie garden starter plants by giving you the right depth and diameter for your starters. We plant 100 foot long rows in no time now.
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Yes. I never had mine augured. That is the intended purpose, killing the roots and opening without auguring while not killing the entire tree.
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I would buy a 2" garden auger and use a rechargeable drill. It would be lighter, more compact and much faster.
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its the design of the machine..tobacco will not pack properly with an auger....it "segments" it....with a regular ingector it clumps it together so there is no segmentation
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"Auger Propelled Drive System" is a highly technical way to say, you have to push it yourself! Very good for a single stage but not self propelled. Not hard to move in most cases though. Slopes may offer a bit more effort at times.
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great idea with the auger anchor. i was going to buy a big square one and i wasnt sure how i was going to attach the opposite side.. i might try that.
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The motor turns the auger. It's very quiet and operates beautifully. I only used the chocolate melts. Personally adding oil to perfectly good chocolate sounds like too much work, it does not sound fail safe and for lack of a better word, it sounds yucky. But I can't say for sure because I've never tried.
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I have only used to air up tires and it requires recycling frequently.I don't use it with air tools but think it might be too small over the long haul.
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The issue is the groove size in the auger. It's just too small for cherry pits. Instead, get a cherry pitting tool, pit first, then run the pitted cherries through to remove the skins.
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It is Auger "Assisted". See Dave J. answer -- you have to push it, but it helps you a little.
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This is not a heavy duty auger - think of it as a motorized version of a post-hole shovel. It might work, with a sharpened blade, and a hose/nozzle attachment.
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The shovel very, very strong, although the auger is a heavy duty plastic. Just used it on part of our roof due to our heavy snow this year. Warranty? Check with the manufacturer. It has led up well this incredible winter.