DC HOUSE Post Hole Digger, 52cc 1800W Gas Powered Earth Auger Earth Digger, Auger Post Hole Digger with Two Drill Bit 6" & 10" and Extension Rods, for Fence, Farmland and Garden, EPA Certified
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Size Name: 52cc+2 bit(6"10")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
Features
- Perfect Earth Digger - Creates holes for fence posts, sets up a mailbox, constructs a deck, plants a lot of trees, and more.
- EPA-Certified Engine - The powerful 52CC engine is EPA-certified to ensure safety and environmental protection.
- Main Parameter - Engine: Single Cylinder,2-stroke, air-cooled;2 Cycle Oil/Gasoline Mixing Ratio:1:25; Tank capacity:1.2L; Safety: Bit Lock; Power:1.8KW/8000rpm; Transmission components: ball bearing shafts and alloy gears; Carburetor with pump; Easy starting system (cord starter).Centrifugal clutch.
- Comfortable to Operate - 1. Manual recoil easy start. 2. Can be handled by one or two people easily for a wide variety of digging tasks. 3. Ergonomic butterfly handles, The emergency stop switch is conveniently located on the handle for quick shutdown.
- Professional Tools - The maximum depth using the single bit is 2.6 feet, Different sizes of auger bits are included(6"10")and extension rods, in 3/4" standard shaft size to meet different trenching requirements, Specially designed for heavy-duty digging in challenging soil or terrain conditions will help you to get all of your digging chores done quickly and with minimal effort.
Manufacturer: DC HOUSE
Part Number: ED52610
Item Weight: 21.4 pounds
Product Dimensions: 42.1 x 10.8 x 20.65 inches
Item model number: D52-F
Size: 52cc+2 bit(6"10")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
Style: 52CC+6"+10"+Ext
Material: Aluminum
Item Package Quantity: 1
Certification: Epa
Included Components: Spark Plug, Oil Mixing Bottle, 6" Auger, 10" Auger, Tool Kit, Extension Rods
Date First Available: December 26, 2020
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Size Name: 52cc+2 bit(6"10")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
I ordered this digger with the 6" and 10" augers. This digger was significantly easier to use that other diggers I have used in the past. It easily bore through packed earth and cut through thumb sized roots. Well made and the instruction manual was in legible english and the only question I had was could it be started horizontally. Nicely made and performed perfectly and easily and quickly bored holes. It bored a hole the whole length of the auger in under a minute where as using a manual post hole digger would easily taken 10-15 minutes and used very little fuel. Great buy!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2025 by D. Turner
Size Name: 52cc+2 bit(6"10")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
The auger works as expected.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2026 by MDBARNETT
Size Name: 52cc+2 bit(6"10")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
PURCHASED THIS ITEM AFTER READING MANY REVIEWS,IT WAS SHIPPED PROMPTLY,HOWEVER IT WAS MISSING THE EXTENSIONS.I EMAILED THE COMPANY AND THE SHIPPED THE EXTENSIONS TO ME.I WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED AS TO THE POWER THIS UNIT HAS.I DRILLED 6,10 AND 8 IN HOLES WITHOUT ANY ISSUES WHAT SO EVER.IT STARTS HOT OR COLD ON FIRST PULL.VERY HAPPY WITH MY PURCHASE.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2026 by Gordon A Moatz Sr
I decided to build a deck and I bought this, with a 12" auger, to drill the pillar holes. I went 28" deep. I'd never used an auger before. The unit came in two boxes, the one with the auger in it was destroyed and was repacked by FedEx somewhere along the way. But, the auger was fine. It's very substantial, made of very thick steel, so I can see why the box was trashed. The engine came a day later in good shape. There is a mixing bottle included, so you can measure the gas and the 2-stroke oil to the correct ratio. The manual says 30:1 gas/oil. Customer service said 25:1 is recommended. The oil I purchased said 50:1... I went 30:1. Separately I purchased a small level that I taped to the top, so that I could keep checking if I was drilling vertical. When the motor is running that's shaking all over, but when stopped it let me check if I was still on line. I had no issues, other than the mixing bottle. When capped and shook, the cap leaks everywhere, so fill only half way, wear gloves, and shake only enough to mix. I complained to customer support about this. The auger pins to the shaft of the engine. The fit is kind of loose; not a tight fit. It started fine, ran fine. I'm 6'3" no weakling, and if you jam into a rock or go sideways in the hole so that it digs in, IT WILL RIP THE UNIT OUT of your hands and spin it before it comes to a stop. So, be careful. With a 12" auger there's a lot of torque. Plunge slowly and brace your arms against your body. My soil was mostly sandy/clay and it didn't have issues cutting through it, though the clay sticks and you have to lift the unit up to clean off the auger several times. But you will be doing a lot of sweating. As you get deeper in the hole and you're bent over, it's increasingly more difficult to resist the torque. I was getting down on my knees to brace better. At 28" depth, the bottom of the motor is just a few inches above ground level. An extension, is probably a good idea, especially if you're going deeper. If you're using 12" concrete forms, they are not all 12 inches, so some will not fit into the holes. You have to use a manual post digger to enlarge the hole. I also opened up some of the holes by lowering the auger in, and while running, scraping it up and down the sides. It's tricky, because if it grabs, it's a sudden grab and again, hard to resist the torque. Anyway, I got my eight holes drilled and my concrete poured. I'll be drilling two more holes for the stair supports. And I'll try using it to drill some holes for planting trees. Overall I'm satisfied. It did the job. Good deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2025 by Ves
Size Name: 52cc+2 bit(6"10")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
Update, 1 start is greatful, After i finally received everything. Wont start. I Followed directions in manual. I took time off work for this project and now I have to take more time off to get a good one that works. 4 hours later cant get it to work still, customer service is a joke, I tried everything other customers said they did. Also cant return it, because i put gas in it. Obviously I couldn't know if it works or not without gas. Just spend the extra money and get one that works or rent one. Second update. Be carful following directions. Do not prime it 7 seven times. Start with 2 or three. If you flood it remove spark plug dry it, put the choke to run crank it until you see less gas come out the hole. Put the spark back in, put choke to run hold throttle, started right back up.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2026 by nick
Size Name: 52cc+2 bit(6"10")+3 Ext(8"12"20")
This thing is now getting cheaper than when i bought it! I used my dad's HF auger and decided I needed one! This doesn't have the power or heavier duty bits that dad's does, but it does fine in our sand and light clay. The fuel mix ratio is very odd. It starts easy, every time. The HF auger bits would cut roots. This won't. If you're digging anywhere with even finger sized roots, run barely above idle. Why? Because when it grabs a root, the bit stops and the powerhead spins. It will twist your arms like a pretzel, faster than you can let go or jump off the ground. I literally thought it ripped my forearm muscles. I was sore for days. I use a Sawzall to cut the roots I hit, then keep digging. I'm about 1/3 done with a 500+ foot fence, no hiccups. The extensions will be nice when I get down near the creek and need to dig 4 feet. Try that with manual post hole diggers. The HF auger didn't have extensions either. As long as I don't have the starting issues others complained about, I call this a win! Buy it!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024 by J.R.
Size Name: 52cc+2 bit(6“10”)
Got this auger to set 35 - 4x6 fence post and it got the job done. This Auger is worth the money. Easy to set up and change auger sizes, can also add extension rods. I went 36 inches depth and did not need any extensions (the augers are 36" in length plus the shaft is about 6 inches). I read the reviews about making sure you add grease via the fittings on the gear shaft so these reviews saved me. (The gear shaft is completely empty of grease on arrival, it was about 20 pumps each grease fitting). Cheaper than harbor freight and it ran perfectly through Florida/ Georgia Clay, small roots, and some rocks. This Product is for a strong armed user! If you hit a big root with the engine purring, the auger will stop and the motor head will keep spinning with you attached. Has been used a total of 4 times, starts, runs and works as it should. Also note, this motor runs on 30:1 fuel mix. The Shut off switch quit working on my motor but no big deal just open on the choke and it will stall the motor.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2023 by Matthew