WORKPRO Mèche Jardin Tarière Ø 80 et Ø 40 mm 2 Pièces, Forets de Jardin en Spirale, Outil de Plantation Pratique pour Faire Rapidement Trou et Planter des Fleurs Arbres Arbustes

Cet ensemble de jardin tarière est parfait pour la plantation, les semis, les arbres, les arbustes, la culture profonde, le mélange de béton, le terreau, les tranchées d'irrigation et plus encore. Ce foret à terre permet également de creuser sans effort des trous de poteau ou même de l'amener en vacances pour percer un trou dans le sable pour ancrer votre parasol.Il sera une bonne aide pour vous.
Remarque: Gardez la tarière nettoie la terre et les débris lorsqu'elle n'est pas utilisée.

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Descriptif technique

Fabricant

‎Hang Zhou Great Star Industrial Co.,LTD

Dimensions du produit (L x l x h)

‎33.8 x 11.8 x 8.8 cm; 890 grammes

Référence

‎W005005A

Couleur

‎Noir Argent

Quantité d'articles

‎1

Nombre de pièces

‎2

Batterie(s) / Pile(s) incluse(s)

‎Non

Batterie(s) / Pile(s) requise(s)

‎Non

Disponibilité des pièces détachées

‎Information indisponible sur les pièces détachées

Informations complémentaires

ASIN

B089YK1QNQ

Moyenne des commentaires client

2,825 évaluations

4.3 étoile(s) sur 5

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#12 dans Outils manuels de jardinage

Date de mise en ligne sur Amazon.com.be

8 avril 2022

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Dimensions du produit (L x l x h) ‏ : ‎ 33.8 x 11.8 x 8.8 cm; 890 grammes
Fabricant ‏ : ‎ Hang Zhou Great Star Industrial Co.,LTD
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B089YK1QNQ
Référence constructeur ‏ : ‎ W005005A

Commentaires client :
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Avis publié en Belgique 🇧🇪 le 6 décembre 2022

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Ken L.

Dream

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 12 décembre 2020

I used the bigger one for planting bulbs along a small embankment. I drilled and people could hardly keep up. Two thing to note. First if you have a low amperage drill it will drain the battery very quickly. I ended up buying one with 4 amps and sweet! I looked at my tree stakes and I could drill a starter hole with this auger. Secondly if the ground is clay or has roots the auger can bind and twist your wrist very painfully so brace your wrist against your leg. I am really pleased especially after plant 500 bulbs, nine tree stakes and had an excuse for a new drill.

12 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

dave sherriff

Bulbs have light at the end of the tunnel

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 20 novembre 2021

Brought this on a whim after seeing some of the reviews. Arrived promptly and for the price i have to say i cannot fault the quality of both Auger's. So how did they fair, well ive just planted 80 medium sized bulbs using the smaller of the two Augers. in 40 mins doing ten holes at a time. The trick is to have a decent cordless drill here as sometimes it will bolt down like a bat out of hell and needs to be reversed out. The other trick is to put the drill on low speed and lift it up and down during the drilling stage and control the rate of decent. Much like a large wood screw given chance it will pull itself down. On the larger Auger again a slow speed is really necessary as the Augers whilst reasonably balanced do vibrate the drill and secondly due to its size strain the motor on the drill. I tried the lager one in the realised beds to turn the soil and break up the heavy clumps and was extremely impressed as the jobs takes about 30 mins and was done in around 5mins. I must also add that i used an old DeWalt 18 v cordless and that the soil has clay in it and was claggy. Additionally i am a fair sized bloke and have a grip to my stature. would i let my Mrs have a go probably not just in case the drill snapped out of her hand. But for a reasonably confident DIYer this is a no brainer and compared to putting in about the same last week did it a fraction of the time.

7 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

Amazon Customer

It's all about your soil type!

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 17 décembre 2021

I had to plant 350 bulbs this season, and after doing the first 30 by hand, I have up after 2 hours.

This auger makes the job so much easier, I just used my battery powered drill and got the other 300 done in about an hour and a half.

What really matters here is your soil type. Most of us have clay soils and this made it hard for my drill (not the auger) to cope with some areas. The trick was to just move the bit up and down slowly. Luckily most of my border was tilled a few months ago so even damp clay soil was easy.

Very helpful tool, saved me loads of time and back ache. Clean it off properly and use it next year!

5 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

Bill the Bookworm

Disappointing

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 5 novembre 2020

I bought these to help with bulb planting. They were a great idea in theory but unfortunately not in practice. I tried them in a drill but the resistance was so great that the chuck would not grip effectively.
I then tried them in a manual brace where the grip was much tighter and they were held firmly. The smaller bit worked reasonably but only with a lot of effort, the larger one hardly at all. The displaced soil did not rise up the bit as I expected. It merely got compressed to the edge of the 'hole' and then fell back when the bit was pulled out.
I concluded that digging a hole with a trowel was easier, quicker and more effective.

4 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

Grandma Stixx

Doesn't work

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 6 octobre 2021

So having read rave reviews about using augers to plant bulbs etc I thought I would give them a try.
Maybe it is just this one that I bought but it really does not do anything??
I use with my professional hammer drill (so no problems with power) but it doesn't penetrate the soil at all. I have good soil albeit a bit compacted which is why I thought that I would give this a try to see if it is easier than digging holes by hand. Overall I am no impressed although I will give it another go when we have had a substantial amount of rain.

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