Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Trivella con Motore a Benzina 52 CC 1450W Trapano a Benzina con Punte da 150 e 250 mm 3 Barre di Prolunga Trapano per Fori per Recinzione per Terreni Agricoli Piante da Giardino Arancione e Nero

La plus petite des mèches s'est cassée mais certainement dû à la dureté du terrain. Sinon très efficace. On y gagne en rapidité.

Muito mau o transporte danifica muito o equipamento

Une très bonne machine, marche très bien, je suis très content, je la recommande. Merci à Vevor

No complaints, starts first pull, I’ve dug 12 holes with the 10” auger to 4ft deep in clay & motor never slowed down. Definitely worth the money.

Great product and great service

Great product, this made my fence project so much easier.

This post hole auger is awesome and has plenty of power to get the job done. Some of the areas I dug had hard clay and took some time to punch through but the auger did the job. Excellent machine so far.

Amazing value for the price! literarily cheaper than renting for the day at Home Depot. The 52CC motor is powerful and starts right up. I choose the model with one extension and the 8-inch auger due to my needs. I have used this to loosen the ground to plant trees, and it digs an 8 by 24-inch hole in hard Tennessee ground in about a minute per hole. I purchased this for a fence I'll be installing in the fall that will require about 20 posts. This is a great value for the money, and I would definitely recommend for non-commercial use. The included tool kit is useful for assembly and maintenance and even includes a replacement throttle.

Worth the price better to own than rent tackled my job had some stubborn roots but with patience got through all the job done and canake money renting out pays itsef worth it

Bought the post auger in July 2026. It came with a 6 inch and a 10 inch auger which made the deal for me. I have set 7 wooden fence posts so far. It seems sturdy enough for home use. As others have mentioned the throttle handle seem pretty weak but still ok and they give you a spare. Why not just make a better one. Hitting rocks and roots is the determining factor in how deep it will dig. The best approach is the kept your knees out of the way and grip the handles on the corners and not to tightly as when you hit some it can jump out of your hands. Once you know that is quite predictable. Placing the polst against on side of the hole and tamping the dirt on the others sides makes a very secure post.