Customer Reviews for VEVOR Gas Post Hole Digger 52CC 1450W with 6” & 10” Drill Bits &3 Extension Rod

Have only used it once but beats digging by hand. Need to take your time when using this tool. More you use it and pay attention, the easier it will get. One thing I quickly learned as the hole is being dug, is to make sure the machine stays vertical. So far I am pleased with my purchase.

I've used both augers and they work great. Keep powerhead about waist high. If you bind the 10 inch auger, be prepared to let go! Works best with 2 people, no shortage of power

Never had one untill now and happen I got this one. I was very surprised how well it dug in even sand rock. It’s light weight and I was wondering how this one with the smaller engine would do but it was on sale so I got it. Had plenty of power. Good buy. Happy

Very powerful machine very happy with it easy to use I would definitely recommend this to buy anyone would be happy with this machine!

Works great! Use it all the time ! I would recommend buying and using this very easy to use auger

Easy to assemble easily started. I used it by myself as a one person, and it easily dug the hole that I needed to dig.

I had a Milwaukee post digger but lost it in divorce. So I purchased one from Vevor. Seems sturdy. Only have used 4 times. When not in use make sure you empty fuel or use some additive for storing so your carburetor stays clean.

Assembly was easy. Took few pulls to start and there it went. Dug 10 holes today with ease! Saved me so much time!

Works fine easy to put together . Drilled 20 holes so far and no problems. Small rocks are no problem but baseball size or bigger will stop the machine

I have to admit it, this is a great little post hole digger. Our soil is lightly compacted, so the digger doesn't struggle much. But if your soil is hard compacted, you should opt for the larger 72cc model, which also comes with a better assortment of options. Even though this is a small tool, it's still (in my opinion), a two person job. So far, we've dug about a dozen 6" holes for fencing of a dog run/pen, and the digger is holding up very nicely.