Battery Powered AEG Post Hole Borer. Can it Drill Holes up to 300mm (12") in Diameter?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Testing out the AEG (Ridgid) Post Hole Borer or Earth Auger. It runs on 2 18v batteries, but can it compete with Gas Powered?
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Are you randomly digging holes in some Auckland park? I hope you covered those holes with thin sticks and a loose sprinkling of dirt after you were done.
cmon this is an AEG drill, not an ACME one 😅
just aerating some land
Rewatching the Makita earth auger test just shows how violently the makita just drills into everything.😅
Late to the review, but so glad I bought the Makita. I decided to bite the bullet after that review and move over from the TTI stable into Makita products (Ryobi/AEG is what I had).
Extremely happy that I did. Our soil is dry, black, hardpack clay. I have had petrol augers not do the job. The Makita ate it up, then asked for seconds. 800mm down using a 150mm auger bit with only 1 relieving movement. Absolutely brilliant.
I bought the makita auger /drill. So far i have only used it to power a boat trailer winch to pull cars.
haha i find it hilarious how they sent you two single chargers when they have a double on the market! but how do you rate it vs the 40v makita?
There is no difference, other than you need two outlets. Makita double and quadruple chargers have both two single chargers inside. Bosch GAL 18V 6-80 charger has 6 slots for batteries, but only one charger. Milwaukee multi charger M18 PC6, has two chargers for 6 battery slots.
Wow! cool one from AEG. I have one from Greenworks 82v. Heavy as hell for cordless, but have some decent runtime. I have similar soil to plant in, but way more rocks. At least half of my post holes are made with earth auger and demolition hammer combined. For trees I often do 4*200 or 6*20mm holes, much easier than one or two 400mm.
The RPM on this is a huge contrast with the RPM on the Makita auger!
Made a pretty good job considering that stuff that you call soil and the safety switch is not a bad thing.
Can you please make a review on Makita's latest stick vacuum.
If you're struggling with the largest auger can you run it into a pilot hole, say 300 into 200, or will it not pull because the screw tip is in the air?
Looks like you were doing "Caddyshack" impersonations on a local golf course?
Well done though for finding a piece of dry ground in NZ after your recent weather - and with more to come.
Mmmm looks like a great bit of kit!, we don’t have a lot of aeg tools over here in Blighty,I remember there being more about 20 years ago but not now!!, anyway AEG TESTS WITH A MILWALKEE HOODY!!! Im worried about you!!, im posting you a little Christmas treat my friend!! Look out for it 🤟🤟
Cheers dude, I shall keep my eyes peeled...
Great video I wander how it will go against the Makita 40volt
6’41” lucky it skipped the third leg Bro!
makita should do something like this, where clearly, you could use 4x battery arrangement (maybe 4x or 2x+2x 18v/ or 2x 40v), maybe even above the motor. seems the handle design is key here, but if it was collapsible, it could be stored in not that big footprint (basically just high cylinder).
How does it compare against Makita?
A comparison video is a great idea
I tried 300mm on Makita. It works!
Big price difference
Video soon...
Hello, does this tool have the extra Force terminals on each side to pair up with the extra terminals on the Force batteries?
Thanks!
I just wish Wales wasn't one giant rock! Cant use these even attached to a digger some times.
Ryobi have a 100mm 18v post hole digger which is pretty good actually. However, I am slowly moving across to AEG but I didn’t know they had a post hole digger too, or I would have bought that instead! Bummer!
Who is your camera operator? Very good videoing. I use a cheap petrol one, and it has about the same performance as the battery powered one
My wife on this one. Don't praise her too much or I'll have to start paying her.
i have ridgid version and love it 😌
Well, now I have to ask, where did that bomb come from 😅
Btw how does it compare to the xgt version?
А сравнить с Макитой DG001G, еу или на крайняк с DDG460⁉️
Thank you за обзор
Булатный лайк мой👍
👍👍👍Love it .Thanks
Like from Thailand. Can you compare with Dewalt DCD444b ?
like wrestling a grizzly bear.🤣
Have you found any treasure in any of those holes?
0:45 AEG are odd.
Do I get a prise if I can guess the street number of the batch you were staying at in kuaotunu?
Yes if you get it first shot.
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So how did you know?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I walk my dog up and down that beach. Knew where it was within half a kilometre. Just did a quick batch search and google maps satellite view and boom.
@Hand-Driven Oh you're the guy I was talking to about the area in a previous video. Well done.
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It did better than I figured it would but, I'll stick to a gas engine .
290 views but 19,000 likes on this video, only one hour old 😂
Your client was bugged..
603 views and 62 likes now
What are you on about? It's currently on 62 likes.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL idk, thats just what it shows on my youtube. Must be a coding error.
Is it still showing that?
Looks pretty wet
New Zealand is odd, not just his videos but they all youtubers from the all just clay, here in utah we got 1 inch soil 10 inches sand and rock then rock and boulders for the next 20 or more feet
Have you ever thought that perhaps Utah is odd?
Next time im out puke ways ill know who dug them holes.
So what makes you think the holes are in Puke?