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|  | |  | | | Yard Butler RD-2 30-Inch Roto Digger | | | | | SKU:
766046 | | In Stock | | Availability:
Usually ships in 1 business days | | | | | | This Roto Digger does all the work. Digs holes up to 28 inches deep and 1 3/4 inches wide. It digs for you! Just insert into any 3/8-inch or larger electric or cordless drill. Plant bulbs, bedding plants and seedlings. Electrical or sprinkler installations under sidewalks are made easy, as well as insecticide applications and termite treatments. Aids in deep water aeration or fertilization of trees and shrubs. Gets the weeds, roots and all. Yard Butler guarantees all Yard Butler tools for life against any defects in manufacturing or materials. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Weight: | 1.3 pounds | | Package Length: | 30.1 inches | | Package Width: | 2.3 inches | | Package Height: | 1.9 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.75 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 53 reviews |
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| | Features | Digs holes up to 28-inch deep and 1-3/4-inch widePlant bulbs, bedding plants and seedlingsDeep water aeration or fertilization of trees and shrubsGets the weeds, roots and allLifetime warranty
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 53 customer reviews )
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34 of 37 found the following review helpful:
 Yard Butler Roto Digger 30-Inch Long 1.75-Inch Diameter #RD-2 Dec 07, 2007
By J. Petty
I purchased the Yard Butler Roto Digger 30-Inch Long 1.75-Inch Diameter #RD-2 to use it for something it was not meant to be used for. I'm building a pool house and the location of the front door has changed. I had to crawl under the pool house and dig 2 holes that needed to be 8"X8"24" deep. This needed to be done in a 2 foot tall work area. My plan was to use the Roto Digger. I ended up using something else but the Roto Digger was tough. Held together dig after dig in red clay type soil. I'd recommend this product and plan on using it again when I start planting bulbs.
21 of 22 found the following review helpful:
 This a great back saver!! May 15, 2008
By Harold J. Bennett
This a great back saver. The extra length is perfect. I have planted using short augers and have suffered before. It seems to be sturdy and should last a long time.
18 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Very pleased May 09, 2008
By Leonard B. Newman
"Len"
Very satisfied and glad we got it..........would like to see them put a hex top on it so it doesn't slip in the chuck when we hit rocks (our ground is loaded with rocks).
15 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Great, for the price Aug 10, 2008
By John Doe
For the price, this soil auger cannot be beat. I was suprised at how well it worked. One thing you don't want to do is use this auger with a drill which has a lot of torque, as this will bend the shaft at the drill's connection, sending it wobbling all over the place.
14 of 15 found the following review helpful:
Not Bad, but it is Limited Oct 17, 2009
By Charles Evans
"Call me Kevin"
Not a bad item for the price, since it does exactly what it advertises. It will dig 1.75" holes, and "can" save you a considerable amount of work. A few things that you will want to consider in deciding if this the right tool for you.
1- It really does require the power of an electric drill. Unless you have sandy soil I doubt that a rechargeable drill will have enough power.
2- Not heat-treated steel - So you have to be careful on how much force you push down onto the head... it will warp!
3- For some unknown reason the the end is round - a hex end would have made it much easier to fit into your chuck.
4- The end is not very aggressive - it does not have the profile of a drill-head, which makes chewing through clay a big challenge.
5- You need to be careful - if the yard-butler hits a soft section of soil it will cause a lot of torque on the drill... meaning that you could easily hurt your wrist. I would suggest a hammer style drill
Despite the issues I stated above it really does work decent. I would not consider it if was 2x the cost, but for the price point it is effective, and you are unlikely to be disappointed.
3 1/2" Stars
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