About Ground Hog
Digging holes in the ground by hand isn't fun. Take care of digging projects much more quickly and effectively with Ground Hog heavy-duty towable earth drills, augers, and trenchers. With over 60 years of experience and headquartered in San Bernardino, CA, Ground Hog manufactures some of the best towable hydraulic earth drills with variable speeds. Professionals such as landscapers, construction workers, and deck builders benefit from heavy-duty augers and trenchers that deliver incredible strength and easy maneuvering. With their wide variety of professional-quality Ground Hog line of augers, ranging from 6 to 18 inches in diameter, no ground-breaking project is too tough.
Why Buy Ground Hog Augers and Trenchers?
Homeowners seeking to expedite outdoor expansion and landscaping projects while achieving exceptional results can rely on Ground Hog equipment. These heavy-gauge, welded steel augers not only alleviate physical strain but also offer precise control over hole depth and width. The Ground Hog HD99 boasts three handlebar positions and a pivoting drilling head, facilitating various drilling angles and navigation around obstacles or uneven terrain. Its tow bar and highway-rated large tires make transportation effortless, particularly benefiting farmers and ranchers laying extensive fencing. Hydraulic operation enables adaptability to challenging rocky soils through auger speed adjustments and reverse rotation. Ground Hog augers feature a torque-reducing right-angle design, while the Ground Hog T-4 incorporates a unique ratchet system that prevents trencher drift, allowing efficient forward movement while soil accumulates adjacent to the trench. With a robust steel construction and minimal maintenance requirements, these Ground Hog augers and trenchers offer long-lasting durability and ergonomic relief for seasons to come, making Ground Hog a trusted name for high-quality power augers and accessories.
You can find more outdoor equipment accessories here. Shop Ground Hog products at Acme Tools or visit an Acme Tools store near you. Dig responsibly, and always call before you dig.
