Digga's PD4HF to PD6HF range of Earth Drills, also called Auger Drives, are ideally suited for high flow skid steer loaders with a flow between 50 to 150 lpm. We distribute our drilling drives throughout Europe including Russia, UK, France, Germany, Poland, Italy, Spain, Norway, Sweden, Finland to name a few.

Fitted with Digga / Eaton bell motors with intergrated pressure relief valve and input housing. The innovative design allows the gearbox to go down the hole to maximise drilling depth without extentions, eliminating downtime and minimises maintenance, optimising your returns. Digga planetary earth drills are specially designed for drilling and augering in most ground conditions.

Backed up with industry leading warranty and a European factory, we provide solutions for skid steer loaders of various makes and models including Kubota, Bobcat, Cat, JCB, Toyota, New Holland, Case, Komatsu, JCB, Terex, ASV and more.

Features 
  • Compact high torque Digga manufactured gearbox
  • Highly efficient design with less moving parts
  • Fitted with Eaton/Digga geroler hydraulic motor
  • No case drain required
  • Full range of shafts available upon request
  • Extreme duty shaft locking system
  • Drive fits down the hole for greater digging depth
  • Low maintenance with 5yr gear box and 3yr motor warranty
  pd4hf pd6hf
Rec Flow Range 50-150 lpm 60-150 lpm
Max Torque 4473 Nm 5634 Nm
Pressure Valve Fitted Included Included
Max Pressure
Do Not Exceed		 240 bar @ 130 lpm
Max Flow
Do Not Exceed		 170 lpm @ 180 bar 210 lpm @ 145 bar
Max Power
Do Not Exceed		 50 Kw (67 hp)
Overall Length 950 mm 950 mm
Diameter 290 mm 290 mm
Weight
No Frame / Hitch		 125 kg 149 kg
Std Output Shaft 75 mm square 75 mm square
Swing Control Optional Optional
Diggalign Optional Optional
Rec Auger A6 / RC6 A6 / RC6
Max Auger Dia Clay/Shale* 750 MM 900 MM
Max Auger Dia Earth* 1000 MM 1200 MM
Halo Available Yes Yes
(*) Max/min drilling diameter (DIA) dependant on ground conditions. Guide is a recommendation only. 		Digga Europe - PD6HF Auger Drive Unit