Greenleaf 52CC 2 Stroke Earth Auger with 8 inch Bit, EA-20

Specifications Brand: Greenleaf Power : 1.25 kw Weight (Approx.) : 14.5 kg Fuel Used : Petrol Displacement : 52 cc Stroke : 2 Engine Displacement : 52-cc Engine Power : 1.25 kW Fuel Tank Capacity : 1.2 liter No Load Speed : 6500 RPM Bit Diameter : 8-inch (20.32 cm) (Approx.) Bit Length : 80 cm (Approx.) Material : Metal Note : Design of the Auger Bit May vary Description Unlock the power of efficiency with the Greenleaf 2-stroke 52-cc Earth Auger / Post hole digger with 8 inch Auger Bit, exclusively on Toolsvilla. Designed for professional-grade performance, this robust earth auger features a high-performance 52-cc engine that effortlessly drills through soil, making it ideal for planting, fencing, and landscaping projects. Equipped with a 8-inch (20.32 cm) auger bit, it offers precise and consistent hole digging, enhancing productivity and reducing manual labor. Its user-friendly design ensures effortless operation, while the durable construction guarantees longevity. Elevate your outdoor tasks with the Greenleaf 2-Stroke Earth Auger—your reliable partner for all excavation needs. Order now at Toolsvilla and experience unmatched quality! Features: Air-cooled Engine Efficiently Working Easy to Start Applications : Digging holes in soil. Drilling in hard ice Digging holes for fixing posts and plantation Usage : Before you start : > In a clean fuel container, mix 2T oil with petrol in the desired ratio (40 ML Oil in 1 Liter Petrol) > Shake the container well to mix the fuel. > Wear the necessary safety items like boots, gloves, etc for protection. > Attach the appropriate auger bit for the desired hole size. Starting the machine : > Engage the choke lever on the carburetor to enrich the fuel mixture for easier starting. > Pump the primer bulb several times to fill the fuel line with fuel. > Mark the location where you want to drill the hole. > Hold the throttle lever slightly open. > Pull the starter cord firmly and consistently until the engine starts. > Now, gently guide the auger bit into the ground, applying slight downward pressure to initiate drilling