POST HOLE DIGGER ?..

[SEMI-RETIRED]

Hi everybody,,,new to site...

I am 67 retired 3 years ago and started a mowing business..
I do brush-hogging, box-blade, and finish mowing..
I have an l4400 Kubota, an exmark ztr, troy bilt 33" commerical
cut mower, land pride 6' hog, amer ag 6' box blade and various
chain saws, trimmers, blowers all Stihl, plus a lot of junk,,LOL..

My question is i am thinking about adding post hole digging to
my business and would like to know what make etc you would
reccomend i am in southeast texas, soil mostly sandy to light
clay..

I have looked at the posts regarding this issue and have gotten
some ideas about operation etc, but would like to know what
other kubota owners are using..

Thx much and looking fwd to contributing to site...

 

[Timber]

I use a Landpride

 

[medicshawn]

I also have a Landpride.

 

[SEMI-RETIRED]

Thx guys..

I have a landpride 6' brush-hog, i think local dealer has the
landpride phd, will check them out...

 

[ultrarunner]

I have a Land Pride and use a pengo tip on my 12" auger.

 

[Lefty_Kubota]

anybody got pics of there landpride in use or on there Kubota?

 

[thavil]

anybody got pics of there landpride in use or on there Kubota?

Here are a few pictures of my Leinbach 7200JR on my BX24, if interested. This PHD has been great for my use and was a little cheaper than the Landpride version.

 

[Lefty_Kubota]

very nice photos..

thanks for posting..

 

[SEMI-RETIRED]

Here are a few pictures of my Leinbach 7200JR on my BX24, if interested. This PHD has been great for my use and was a little cheaper than the Landpride version.

Thx thavil..

I seen them on ebay, sent the seller a message and he said
he had them at a local storage unit, and i could come up
and pick one up if i wanted, he was in okla, not to far from me..

My concern is if the 7200jr is stout enough for my tractor, i
have 44 hp 38 at the pto, my size is pretty close to the m5040..

I do like the price, the king kutter is priced pretty good also but
i seen somewhere that they were too high for some 3ph too
get the proper angle to dig, but i looked at one at the local
tsc and it looked pretty stout...

Thx for all the info everybody..

 

[Timber]

All I am going to say is you get what you pay for