9 Inch Post Hole Auger for Post Hole Digger
A 9 inch post hole auger is a tool used for digging holes in the ground for fence posts, signposts, or other similar applications. It consists of a spiral bit on the end of a shaft that rotates when attached to a power drill or other similar equipment. The post hole auger bit is designed to cut through soil and other materials to produce a clean, round hole. 9 inches is the diameter of the hole that can be drilled using this particular post hole auger.![]() |
![]() |
| Auger Diameter | Duty & Length | Weight | SKU |
| 6" | Compact - 36" | 21 | 23-033 |
| 9" | Compact - 36" | 32 | 23-035 |
| 12" | Compact - 36" | 43 | 23-037 |
| 6" | Standard - 48" | 23 | 23-032 |
| 9" | Standard - 48" | 34 | 23-034 |
| 12" | Standard - 48" | 49 | 23-036 |
| 6" | Heavy - 48" | 31 | 23-040 |
| 9" | Heavy - 48" | 42 | 23-041 |
| 12" | Heavy - 48" | 60 | 23-042 |
| 18" | Heavy - 48" | 99 | 23-043 |
| 24" | Heavy - 48" | 125 | 23-044 |
| Model | Model 400 Compact | Model 650 Standard Duty | Model 1000 Heavy Duty | Model 1500 Extra Heavy Duty |
| SKU | 24-0361 | 24-0362 | 24-0318 | 24-0337 |
| Category | 0 & 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 & 2 |
| Boom Length | 56" | 60" | 72" | 72" |
| Tubing Diameter | 2-7/8" | 2-7/8" | 2-7/8" | 3-1/4" |
| Draw Pin Width | 20" | 27" | 27" | 32-1/2" |
| Drive ine | Series 1 | Series 1 | Series 4 | Series 4 |
| Gearbox | 2.9:1 | 2.9:1 | 2.9:1 | 3.18:1 |
| Auger Diameters | 6", 9", 12" (3' lengths) | 6", 9", 12" | 6", 9", 12", 18", 24" | 6", 9", 12", 18", 24" |
| Weight | 150 bs | 160 bs | 200 bs | 235 bs |
| SKU | 24-0361 | 24-0362 | 24-0318 | 24-0337 |
| Features | 4 Positions | 3 Positions | 4 Positions | 4 Positions |
Auger bit: also called the drill bit or digging blade, this is the part that actually cuts through the soil and creates the hole. It typically has a spiral shape and comes in different sizes and styles depending on the type of soil and the depth of the hole needed.
Auger extension: this is an optional part that allows you to extend the length of the auger bit to reach deeper depths. It usually comes in sections that can be attached to the main auger bit.
Auger gearbox: this is the part that powers the auger bit and transfers the torque from the engine or motor to the bit. It's usually made of metal and consists of gears, bearings, and seals.
Auger blades: these are the secondary cutting edges that remove excess dirt from the hole and prevent the auger from getting clogged. They're typically located near the top of the auger bit and come in different shapes, such as cupped, flat, or spiraled, depending on the type of soil and the application.
Drive shaft: this part connects the auger gearbox to the engine or motor and transmits the rotational power needed to turn the auger bit. It's usually made of heavy-duty steel or aluminum and has a sealed bearing assembly to reduce friction and wear.
Clutch assembly: this is an optional part that allows you to control the speed and torque of the auger bit and disengage it from the power source when not in use. It's usually located between the drive shaft and the gearbox and consists of a lever or a button that engages or disengages the clutch.
Address
Luotuo Industrial Area, Zhenhai District, Ningbo City, China
Tel
