TomC
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I have one on my Lienbach L7200 and have had my knuckles smacked against the boom more than once while trying to use the handle. So, you may be better off trying to learn to guide the auger without the handle.
Posthole Digger TSC Posthole digger "control handle" (or whatever you call it)
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mike550
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my speed co came with the pipe it bent the fist day i dont use it eny more just get some pipe if you need one.
I have a phd its yellow don't remember the brand name anyway and it came with the pipe arm.
I end up bending it every time I use it its pretty light weight material but for what its designed to do it works great for aiming the auger.
I wouldn't be w/o it and the fact it does bend easily may be a design feature to keep you or your tractor from damage heck I don't know?
I end up bending it every time I use it its pretty light weight material but for what its designed to do it works great for aiming the auger.
I wouldn't be w/o it and the fact it does bend easily may be a design feature to keep you or your tractor from damage heck I don't know?
ayelvington
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It's not unusual for TSC to lose parts for stuff. Don't ask me why.
TSC ships their PTO gearboxes DRY, so make sure that you have lube in the gearbox! There are stories...
I rarely use the arm now since I just set the point, and then back up the tractor to get the auger plumb.
Good luck,
Al
TSC ships their PTO gearboxes DRY, so make sure that you have lube in the gearbox! There are stories...
I rarely use the arm now since I just set the point, and then back up the tractor to get the auger plumb.
Good luck,
Al
