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Brand: Golf Ultra
Golf Ultra 2 Stroke 52 cc Petrol Earth Auger with 6 inch Auger Bit (GU-EA52)
SKU: TI-GU-15180
Price : ₹10250 (Including GST)
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Delivery By: Dec 27 - Dec 29
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Short Description
Golf Ultra 2 Stroke 52 cc Petrol Earth Auger
52 cc Displacement
1.65 kW Power
Country of origin: China
Description
The Golf Ultra Earth Auger is used in agriculture for digging holes in the soil. It makes holes for plantation or for erecting poles. It is much easier to dig soil with this machine, and the process takes less time. Featuring a 52-cc robust engine, this machine can dig holes in different kinds of ground very easily. Invest in our Golf Ultra Earth Auger and makes your digging job easy & smooth.
Features
:- Easy to Use & Maintain
- Strong Build Quality
- Highly Effective
Specification
:- Product Type: One Man Operated
- Brand: Golf Ultra
- Model No : GU-EA52
- Product Type : Earth Auger
- Brand : Golf Ultra
- Engine Type : 2 Stroke, Air Cooled Engine
- Engine Power : 1.65 kW
- Displacement : 52-cc
- Carburetor : Diaphragm Type
- Fuel Tank Capacity : 1200 ml
- Fuel Consumption : 600 ml / hr (Approx.)
- Bit Diameter : 6 inch (15.24 cm) (Approx.)
- Suitable for : Digging Holes
Usage
:Before you start:
> In a clean fuel container, mix 2T oil with petrol in the desired ratio (40 ML Oil in 1 Liter Petrol)
> Shake the container well to mix the fuel.
> Wear the necessary safety items like boots, gloves, etc for protection.
> Attach the appropriate auger bit for the desired hole size.
Starting the machine:
> Engage the choke lever on the carburetor to enrich the fuel mixture for easier starting.
> Pump the primer bulb several times to fill the fuel line with fuel.
> Mark the location where you want to drill the hole.
> Hold the throttle lever slightly open.
> Pull the starter cord firmly and consistently until the engine starts.
> Now, gently guide the auger bit into the ground, applying slight downward pressure to initiate drilling.
