County Line auger fit the PD25?

[VenisonChili]

I currently have a PD25 with a 9” auger. I want a 12” for some 6x6 posts I need to set. Will the County Line fit on the PD25?
I searched the forum threads but could not find an answer.
Thanks.
Scott

 

[McMXi]

I currently have a PD25 with a 9” auger. I want a 12” for some 6x6 posts I need to set. Will the County Line fit on the PD25?
I searched the forum threads but could not find an answer.
Thanks.
Scott

The PD25 like my HD25 has a 2" O.D. gearbox output shaft which is a common size for many PHDs, and most augers will fit on a shaft of that size. You could always call SpeeCo to confirm since they own County Line.

 

[VenisonChili]

The PD25 like my HD25 has a 2" O.D. gearbox output shaft which is a common size for many PHDs, and most augers will fit on a shaft of that size. You could always call SpeeCo to confirm since they own County Line.

Thanks. I did some checking and believe it will fit. Bought one today, but my tractor sits at my farm 4 hours away…so it will be a few days before I can confirm it.
According to Grok, it should work.

 

[VenisonChili]

The PD25 like my HD25 has a 2" O.D. gearbox output shaft which is a common size for many PHDs, and most augers will fit on a shaft of that size. You could always call SpeeCo to confirm since they own County Line.

Just to follow up, I purchased the County Line 12”. It fit perfectly on the PD25 and works well in the softer dirt/clay at my property. All of the metal is significantly thinner than the Land Pride 9” version, hence 1/3 the price at $199. Doubt it would hold up as well if you had hard rocky soil to auger through, but for my purposes it is satisfactory.

 

[McMXi]

Just to follow up, I purchased the County Line 12”. It fit perfectly on the PD25 and works well in the softer dirt/clay at my property. All of the metal is significantly thinner than the Land Pride 9” version, hence 1/3 the price at $199. Doubt it would hold up as well if you had hard rocky soil to auger through, but for my purposes it is satisfactory.

I have 9" and 12" Land Pride augers and bought a Land Pride 6" rock auger last year. It was around $1,300 but since I only paid $1,700 for the HD25 with two augers I figured it was worth the investment. It sure does a great job drilling a 4ft hole through bedrock.

Your point about the difference in quality, which is reflected in the price, is often omitted when discussing cheaper versions of various products.