The wear, in most cases, is caused from failure to replace worn teeth, teeth not rotating, as well as from spoil that sits in and around the auger head and teeth acting like sand paper wearing away both pocket & tooth. Let Anthony explain why this happens and how to avoid it.
What causes excessive wear on dedicated rock augers? Digga explains.
The wear, in most cases, is caused from failure to replace worn teeth, teeth not rotating, as well as from spoil that sits in and around the auger head and teeth acting like sand paper wearing away both pocket & tooth. Let Anthony explain why this happens and how to avoid it.
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