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Bullmax Honda GX35 Post Hole Digger
Product Description
This Bullmax earth auger is designed to be operated by one person and has been engineered for professional and domestic use. Powered by the Honda GX35 engine that drives the Bullmax commercial quality gearbox. The frame has been ergonomically designed featuring rounded surfaces, with no protruding parts, a throttle trigger that turns off as soon as it is released and an ignition kill switch.
This machine is the complete package with all the accessories included.
- 100mm x 800mm auger drill.
- 150mm x 800mm auger drill.
- 200mm x 800mm auger drill.
- 450mm extension bar.
- Cushioning spring with shear bolts.
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Powered by Honda GX35 4 stroke engine 35.8cc
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Rated power 1.21KW @ 7,000 RPM
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Heavy duty gearbox, engineered for commercial use
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Auger speed 200RPM @ engine speed of 6,000 RPM
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Replaceable cutting blades with hardened tungsten tips
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100mm, 150mm, 200mm drill sizes x 800mm depth
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450mm extension bar
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Impact cushioning Spring
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Shear bolts; for safety
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Machine head; engine, gearbox & frame GW 10kg
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Designed and Assembled in Australia
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Certified by Honda Australia, Honda 3 year warranty
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Bullmax one yar warranty for Auger, Frame, Gearbox and Attachments
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