Danuser Skid Steer Auger Bit

The supplied Danuser range includes Wobble Augers, Variable Auger Extensions, Fixed Auger Extensions, and Dirt Series Auger Bits. The Wobble Augers are listed for skid steers with a 48-inch working depth, while the Variable and Fixed Extensions provide additional working-depth options for compatible machines. The Dirt Series Auger Bit is available in 6- to 36-inch diameters, with a 48-inch length, and is listed for excavators from 2 to 25 tons.

Two Wobble Auger configurations are supplied. The first uses a 2-inch hex connection, provides a 48-inch working depth, and is listed for 10–30 GPM skid steer applications. The second uses a 2-9/16-inch round connection, also has a 48-inch working depth, and is listed for 15–30 GPM skid steers. Customers should match the connection type and hydraulic-flow requirement to their specific equipment and auger-drive setup.

The Variable Auger Extensions are offered in configurations providing working depths from 12–48 inches or 24–72 inches, depending on the listed version. They are associated with machines in the 2.5–10 ton range and are listed for skid steers and excavators. The Fixed Auger Extensions are listed with 2-inch and 2.5-inch hex options, Models 10910–10913, and provide 12–72 inches of working depth for 2–10 ton machines. The correct extension should be selected according to the required drilling depth, machine size, and auger-drive connection.

The Danuser Variable Auger Extension listed at 12–48 inches working depth is specified for 15–30+ GPM and machines from 2.5–10 tons, with compatibility listed for skid steers and excavators. Another Variable Extension is listed for 2-inch hex auger drives, 24–72 inches working depth, and 2.5–10 ton skid steer/excavator applications. The supplied Fixed Extension specifications identify 2–10 ton machines and 2-inch or 2.5-inch hex options. Customers should verify the exact extension specification against their machine and auger drive before ordering.

The Danuser Dirt Series Auger Bit is listed with diameters ranging from 6 to 36 inches and a 48-inch length. It is specified for 2–25 ton excavators. The wide range of available diameters allows customers to select an auger bit according to the required hole size, while the machine-size specification helps determine whether the bit is appropriate for the excavator being used. The exact auger-drive connection should also be confirmed before purchase.

Start by identifying the machine type and size, then determine the required hole diameter, working depth, connection type, and hydraulic-flow range. For example, the Wobble Augers are listed with a 48-inch working depth, while the Variable and Fixed Extensions can extend working depth up to 72 inches depending on the model. The Dirt Series Auger Bit covers 6–36-inch diameters and is listed for 2–25 ton excavators. Also verify whether your setup requires a 2-inch hex, 2.5-inch hex, or 2-9/16-inch round connection, as these specifications vary across the supplied products.