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AUGER EXTENSIONS
If greater hole depths are required, extensions
may be used with the auger. After the auger
has reached its maximum depth, stop the
auger and disconnect the drive adaptor from
the auger which remains in the hole. Connect
the extension to the auger as shown in figure
5. Connect the drive adaptor to the extension
and continue to dig the hole.
When the desired depth is reached, stop the auger and disconnect the drive adaptor from the
extension then remove the extension(s) and auger from the hole.
When working with cutting blade, point and auger flighting; be careful not to be cut by
sharp edges.
FIGURE 6
ATTACHMENTS:
Several attachments are available for your LITTLE BEAVER Earth Drill; including both west and dry
type horizontal boring kits and a drill chuck adaptor which allows you to use a wood bit. Refer to
the specific operating instructions supplied with the attachment. If these become lost or misplaced,
replacements may be obtained from the factory.
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CUTTING BLADE
A
Check the cutting blade (Item A, Figure 6) on the auger fre-
quently. If it becomes dull, it may be reversed to use the other
cutting edge. If the outside of the blade wears even with the
auger flighting, replace the blade or rebuild it with a hard
surfacing rod. This is very important to reduce auger flighting
wear and damage. The point (Item B, Figure 6) should be re-
placed when it loses its cutting shape.
B
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FIGURE 5
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