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I saw a guy using an 8 inch electric ice auger yesterday. Before he left he let me try drilling a hole with it. It went threw 18 inches of ice in no time. I am now fully convinced that the electric drills are the way to go.. That one was super light and very quiet with no pulling on the pull cord to get it running. All that was needed was a brushless drill he said the others drills may work but could eat the brushes out of them..
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Originally Posted by Phil from Maine
(Post 4372108)
I saw a guy using an 8 inch electric ice auger yesterday. Before he left he let me try drilling a hole with it. It went threw 18 inches of ice in no time. I am now fully convinced that the electric drills are the way to go.. That one was super light and very quiet with no pulling on the pull cord to get it running. All that was needed was a brushless drill he said the others drills may work but could eat the brushes out of them..
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If you obey the laws of nature, you will not need an ice auger! Ice is for whisky and water is for fishing!:D
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Originally Posted by Oldtimr
(Post 4372414)
If you obey the laws of nature, you will not need an ice auger! Ice is for whisky and water is for fishing!:D
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I have a bunch of friends who were disappointed this year, the water never or safe ice on it.
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Ice is leaving here quicker this year as well. Then our gov opened up open water fishing to anyone until April 30th without a license requirement. It was supposed to be opening April first with a license but the gov changed the rules to get people out away from it all do to the virus..
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