it’s hard to beat the power of the Eco LLC 63CC Gas Powered Post Hole Digger. The two-stroke engine puts out an impressive 3.4 horsepower, and can spin its auger a staggering 8,500 rpm.

48-inch professional grade steel handles Lifetime rated steel handles with 9-inch comfort grip Pro quality design is easy on back, hands and arms For Commercial, Industrial use; AG, Dairy, Farm ...

Package Contents: 1 solid round pipe post driver with 2 handle. Product Size: 600mm (23.6 inches) overall length. 68mm (2.67 inches) inside diameter. Heavy steel construction: 12 pound drive weight.

The 240 Hole Diggers utilize the Honda GX35, a four-stroke, air-cooled, 35.8-cubic-centimeter-displacement engine that provides 1.3 net hp. Maximum drilling torque of 50 ft.-lbs. Digs holes up to ...

“Dude, it’s a hole. Taking yourself a little too seriously? Grab your post-hole digger and get to it ... A root or rocks can ...

When the Australian Energy Market Operator forecast an increase in gas generation capacity – from around 11 GW to 15 GW – in the June update to its 25-year planning blueprint for the national ...

The GE 600 Series is now our top pick. We looked at more than 60 gas-powered slide-in stoves and think that the GE JGS760 is a great choice for most kitchens. Its cooking performance and ...

WATERVLIET TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — A state trooper helped rescue an 11-year-old dog that fell into a gas line hole in Watervliet last week. On Oct. 10 around 10 p.m., a Michigan State Police trooper ...

The two new ferries still being built in Port Glasgow have been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Glen Sannox and "hull 802" are the first UK-built ships capable of running off liquefied ...

Nigerian authorities plan to convert 1 million gasoline-engine vehicles to run on cheaper, cleaner compressed natural gas, or CNG, by the year 2027. Nigeria has some of the largest gas reserves in ...

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A frigid season would be doubly bad for Europe. It would require more gas not just for heating but also for power: cold weather tends to come with a lacklustre breeze, hampering wind farms.