Kubota B Series Attachments - Land Pride Post Hole Digger SA20

This Kubota B Series attachment works great. The Land Pride SA20 post hole digger can get the job done fast and efficiently. You can apply downforce with the loader when using the quick attach post hole digger. With auger sizes from 6" to 36" to you can find the right auger to do the job. This post hole digger is hydraulic driven and uses a pump rated for 10-20 gallons per minute. The Kubota B2650 hydraulics are rated at 8.7 gallons per minute. This digger is a little more expensive than the 3 point hitch mounted post hole digger but well worth it.

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[BiffsEquipment]

Just awesome, I was gonna build my own auger for the front of my bx with a super low GPM motor.. everyone told me I was nuts but I knew even at 6 GPM that the bx has it would still be able to run on.. yes it’s not fast but you don’t need speed you need torque and 6GPM is still plenty of torque with the right motor to drill through ground with an auger.. beats the HECK out of the 3-pt one any way you slice it. Thanks for the video! Now I know I don’t gotta build one 👍🏻

[michaelmactavish]

thats the nice way for post hole digging i like the loader mount better then 3 point hitch wich is real hard on the neck looking behind digging post holes

[gckbuck]

Love your viedos, how much does the auger att cost. Thanks

[homezman]

This is a well thought out video. Very informative. Thank you.

[andylamm]

How much does this auger cost? Thank you.

[mikebailes]

I have a Kubota MX5800 tractor. Would this auger be appropriate for that model, or is there a larger model that would work?
Thank you, great video!

[zaappp]

I've been told by all the Third Function manufacturers or retailers that I've called that the 3rd function was not capable of running an auger without the solenoid overheating and seizing up.

I was told the Third Function was meant for intermittent use, not constant like an auger but both of those holes only took between 1 minute and 1 minute and 20 seconds. Of course it might be double that for a bigger bit or very rocky soil.

I wonder if by the time you dug the hole, cleaned it out and at least dropped the post in before moving to the next one if that would be enough time to cool off if it built up any heat. A minute to dig a hole and say two minutes to move to the next one would only be a 33% duty cycle.

[sahmadi]

Thank you for so much good information in so little time.

[codybarimani]

Very cool! Would this work on a smaller b like a 2601 or is the 2650 the smallest to recommend running one on?

[szki]

I think you got the wrong model. It should have been a low flow motor. The 8.7 Gpm is total flow from the pump. That is still lower than the 10 recommended. It looks like there is a flow diverter in the Kubota giving you only 5 Gpm actual for the auger.

[geraldinegranado]

If ur dealing with rock in the ground, go down & up in small increments. If u need rock auger u need features added to ur tractor. Still go down then up until u reach ur desired depth.

[westernman]

just confusing that he said his tractor isn't rated for that implement

[andylamm]

I really like this. And would rather have than a rest.

[mosfet]

The problem with all these videos is that they're going into ground without any rocks. Were I live it's two rocks to every dirt and some substantial sized rocks too!

[Rprecision]

There's no way your getting that much flow out of your 3rd function

[goaatveing]

The only advantage I see of this is the ease of taking it on and off, other then that a 3 point is Far better