Customer Reviews for VEVOR Gas Post Hole Digger 43CC 1250W with 8” Drill Bits for Farm Garden Plant

Drilled ten 8 inch holes 30 inches deep no problems starts right up . Let the machine do the work, don't force it.

We bought this to install a metal fence in our backyard. My husband and I did all the work, and this tool was wonderful. We had no trouble with it, and it did exactly what we needed it to do. I would definitely recommend it.

Excellent machine, very good power, easy 1 man operation. My only complaint is the pins joining the auger to the machine. They will bend and break when applying pressure from hard ground or hitting rocks.

Auger runs great and works very well. Dug a hole to the handles, with no effort in seconds.. Very satisfied.

I bought this to dig hole for a clothes line and a privacy fence. First time used, it did awesome and conquered the ground with no problems. I love it.

I would like to say i'm very satisfied with customer service.i myself still haven't used it .It look like it made decant.

Received with no issues, fast delivery. Unboxing was simple and assembly was super easy. fired up on the second pull, then every time after that. doesn't bog down when hitting roots or small rocks. Real easy to use by one person. Excellent purchase..

I had a good amount of privacy fence to install and buying this was actually cheaper then renting one. The auger arrived quickly, was easy to set up and started easily. This thing didn’t miss a beat, always started first pull and worked excellent. I’m Very happy with my purchase and will definitely be a repeat customer.

This thing is awesome. Love that it comes with 2 auger bits, big and small. It starts up on the first pull almost every time. I dug 88 holes 2 feet deep in under 10 minutes. Huge fan!

Augers like a champ. Has just the right amount of power for me. At about the capacity of my arms to hold the unit, it powers out. We put up a fence in an area with a lot of roots and some were just to big for a handheld auger to drill through so the auger would catch. But we were able to manage it. The auger would work through even the larger roots, but it was easier and faster to cut them out with a reciprocating saw and then continue drilling the post holes. Starts easily, though needs a couple of pulls when cold.