A 140 mm bore for posts, saplings and planting — no machine, no spade work.
The MAROSA MG7005 garden auger is a hand-powered tool with a 140 mm bore and an overall length of 1150 mm, turned by a two-handed cross handle. It sinks clean vertical holes in soil for fence posts, saplings, pergola supports or soil sampling.
140 mm bore for posts and saplings
The diameter accepts standard timber or steel posts with room to backfill or set them in concrete. For planting, the hole takes the root ball of a young tree or shrub, and the spoil stays in a neat pile beside it for backfilling.
1150 mm length for upright working
The cross handle lets both hands turn the tool while body weight pushes it down, so there is no stooping. The shaft length also sets how deep a single bore can go.
Hand-driven, no fuel or power needed
The auger works anywhere in the yard or field with no extension cord or fuel mix, and hangs on a wall for storage. It suits one-off holes where hauling out a petrol auger is not worth it.