4 AUGER
Dig holes with speed and plumb-line accuracy using a Bobcat®
auger attachment. Thanks to
heavy-duty hydraulics, the auger attachment easily and efficiently bites into any type of soil – even in hard and rocky conditions. Its direct-drive design provides torque for fast, steady digging performance and less required maintenance.
ADDITIONAL DIGGING DEPTH
The entire drive unit follows the bit into the hole, giving you an extra foot of dig depth over units from others.
DIRECT DRIVE
Bobcat auger attachments feature a direct drive to provide the optimum balance between torque and rpm. They deliver a variety of torque levels to meet the demands of all soil types.
VERSATILE MOUNTING SYSTEM The Bob-Tach®
mounting system provides fast,
easy attachment changes – so you can quickly and easily switch to a variety of multiple carriers. For example, a 15C auger can be shared with the Bobcat all-wheel steer loader, skid-steer loader, compact track loader, compact excavator, even the Toolcat™ HANDLER®
utility work machine or Versa- telescopic tool carrier.
EXCLUSIVE
COMBINATION HEX AND ROUND OUTPUT SHAFT
The combination round and hex shaft is a Bobcat exclusive (Models 15C and 30C) and accepts more types of bits.
AUGER BITS & TEETH
A wide variety of bits and teeth are available to match your digging conditions: from light-duty to heavy-duty and rock auger bits. Drill diameters from 6- to 42-inches.
UNIQUE KNUCKLE JOINT DESIGN The knuckle joint enables the auger to dig vertical holes even if your Bobcat unit is on uneven terrain.
Why cut corners or even buy an auger extension? Bobcat augers provide design and geometry that gives you those critical extra inches.
More auger video comparisons: Torque Challenge Maintenance Challenge
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