LIFE DOOR [with Instructions] Hole Well Digging Tool kit Length 100mm Auger Total Length 6m 25cm (Extension can be Added) Made of Lightweight Steel Pipe
Brand: LIFE DOOR

[Product outline] It is a low price well digging product recommended for those who are digging yourself. Because it uses steel pipe dedicated to well digging, it is stronger than aluminum, and much weight is further reduced to conventional steel pipes, and well digging is worthwhile. Because it is a handle type, it is easy to work because it is easy to put in force and works with an extension pipe with a suitable length. Although aluminum products are also other companies, aluminum is not durable. If it hits a hard layer during well digging, it may be damaged and the well digging may fall within the well frame and can not be recoverable. Since the screw type is adopted, the strength of the extension pipe does not process, so the strength of the lightweight steel pipe has the strongest strength. We have many years of experience for well digging, so we will also support after-sales support. [Product content] · Auger (drill) diameter 100 mm long · extension pipe About 2.95fee × 6 \/ extension gauge 20.5fee · pipe wrench 2 · well digging instruction [How to use] 1 Connect handle and auger and dig To go. When digging, right rotation (the screw is tightened), so the connection is sufficient for hand. 2 Deep the well digger from the well frame. The work is easy to work, as the work that drops the soil with the auger drill is not removing the extension pipe, so it is easy to work as it is. 3 If you move to the socket part, use two supplied pie plenti, remove the handle and connect the extension pipe. At that time, even if you do not pull it out of the hole, there is no concern that the drill blade is in the bottom of the well bottom. It can be stably extended with a small space. ※ As it is an iron pipe auger (drill), the hard and clay layers are also diggued until the water is discharged. If it is a layer of a silt layer and a clay, even if the water is crawling