Augers

Check out our range of augers, auger bits, and petrol augers at Total Tools! Available in different sizes, ranging from hand augers to hole, earth, and auger machines. These tools can be powered by different means, such as manual operation, gasoline engines, hydraulic systems, or electric motors. The power source determines the efficiency and speed of the drilling process.



Whether you need to dig holes for fence posts, plant trees, install signs, or perform construction tasks, augers offer an efficient and reliable solution. Their ability to quickly create holes of different sizes and depths makes them indispensable in many industries and everyday projects. Shop our Augers today and enjoy competitive prices, exceptional customer service, and fast shipping.

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Augers are versatile tools designed for drilling or digging holes in various materials, including soil, wood, and ice. They consist of a helical or spiral-shaped bit, typically made of steel, attached to a rotating shaft. The helical shape of the bit allows it to efficiently remove material as it rotates, creating clean and precise holes.

Augers are designed to meet various needs and come with specific features based on their intended applications. For example, earth augers are specialized for digging in the soil, while wood augers have a more aggressive cutting action to bore through wood.

Various types of augers in the market:

  • Earth Augers - are primarily used for drilling holes in the soil, making them ideal for tasks like gardening, landscaping, and fence post installation. They typically have a helical bit designed to remove soil efficiently.
  • Wood Augers - are specifically designed for drilling holes in the wood. They often have a large, aggressive spiral bit that quickly cuts through the wood fibers, making them suitable for tasks like woodworking, carpentry, and construction.
  • Ice Augers - are specialized tools used for drilling holes in the ice, primarily for ice fishing or winter recreational activities. They typically feature a spiral or straight blade designed to cut through the ice smoothly.
  • Hand Augers - are manually operated tools that are usually smaller and portable. They are commonly used for smaller-scale projects, such as gardening, digging post holes, or soil sampling. Hand augers are available in various sizes and can be suitable for different materials depending on their design.
  • Post Hole Diggers - also known as post augers, are specifically designed for digging holes for fence posts or similar applications. They often have a two-blade design with handles for manual operation or can be attached to a powered auger machine.
  • Hydraulic Augers - are powered by hydraulic systems, typically attached to machinery such as skid steers, excavators, or tractors. They are commonly used in construction, landscaping, and agricultural applications, providing the power and efficiency needed for heavy-duty drilling.
  • Rock Augers - are designed for drilling in hard and rocky terrain. They feature sturdy, heavy-duty bits and construction to withstand the challenges of drilling through tough materials. Rock augers are commonly used in construction, mining, and geotechnical exploration.
  • Core Augers - also known as core drills, are specialized tools used for creating cylindrical holes, typically for sampling or geological exploration. They are designed to remove a solid core of material, allowing for analysis or testing.

What are the important factors to consider when purchasing earth, hole, and hand auger machines?

  • Purpose
  • Size and diameter
  • Power source
  • Soil conditions
  • Depth and reach
  • Quality and durability
  • Ease of use
  • Safety features
  • Maintenance and service
  • Budget

Here are the brands of auger equipment in the market today:

  • Saber
  • Makita
  • Kincrome