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Earthquake E43 35064 8 in. 2-Cycle 43 cc Auger Powerhead

Bores post holes up to 35" deep with a 43cc Briggs & Stratton engine, backed by a 5-year parts and labor warranty.
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$349.99
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About Product Overview

Digging post holes, planting bulbs, or setting fence lines by hand wears you out fast — the Earthquake 8" Earth Auger Powerhead takes that work off your back. It's built around a 43cc 2-cycle engine from Briggs & Stratton, giving the powerhead enough muscle to bore through compacted soil down to a 35" depth with an 8" bit.

This is the powerhead unit, sized right for one-person operation on fence posts, deck footings, tree and shrub planting, and garden bed prep. It's CARB compliant for use across all 50 states, and Earthquake backs it with a 5-year limited parts and labor warranty — a sign they expect it to hold up to repeated seasons of digging, not just a weekend project.

  • 43cc 2-cycle gas engine, Briggs & Stratton
  • Bores up to 8" wide and 35" deep
  • CARB compliant for nationwide use
  • 5-year limited parts and labor warranty
  • Weighs 40 lbs; dimensions 33" x 18.5" x 12.5"
  • Gasoline powered auger powerhead, model 35064

The Details Specifications

Ships Ground Travels by ground for safe handling — common for items with a lithium battery, aerosol, or liquid inside. Nothing extra to do on your end; it simply ships by truck instead of by air.
Non-Returnable This product cannot be returned. All sales final.
Brand Earthquake
Model / MPN 35064
UPC 012642022166
Weight 40 lbs
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