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Section 8: Troubleshooting
HD25 and HD35 Hydraulic Post Hole Diggers 317-076M
7/31/17
Section 8: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Chart
Problem
Cause
Solution
Auger will not dig
Teeth are dull.
Sharpen or replace teeth.
Auger
is turning too fast and bouncing.
Reduce engine speed.
Do not exceed 300 RPM.
Auger is encountering rocks, roots, or other
obstructions.
Lift auger from hole and remove obstruction or
change location.
Tractor/skid steer is not positioned properly.
Reposition tractor.
Auger digs so far, but
will not dig deeper
Soil could have hardpan layer below surface.
Use optional Down Pressure Kit or loader
hydraulic arms to push auger into ground. May
need to use an extension.
3-Point
Post Hole Digger
sways side to side
No sway bars or sway blocks on tractor 3-point.
Add stabilizers to lower 3-point lift arms.
Lift arms not adjusted evenly.
Adjust lift arms to be level with each other.
Post Hole Digger is mounted with excessive
looseness in the hitch connecting points.
Use proper size pins or bushings
Auger is bent and/or
auger flighting is bent
Tractor/skid steer moved on its own while auger
was in the hole.
Always make sure gear selector is in neutral or
park and brakes are set.
Operator moved tractor/skid steer excessively with
auger in hole to try to straighten hole being dug at
an angle.
Be careful not to damage gearbox or auger when
moving. While digging, move tractor/skid steer in
small increments to keep hole straight.
Auger is encountering rocks, roots, or other
obstructions.
Lift auger from hole and remove obstruction or
change location.
Auger screws itself
into the ground
Operator did not slowly lower Post Hole Digger to
the ground.
Lower Post Hole Digger slowly to the ground.
Faulty tractor hydraulics for the 3-point hitch.
Repair hydraulic for the 3-point hitch.
Tractor is too small to handle digger.
Mount Post Hole digger on a larger tractor.
Excessive oil heating
Flow in hydraulic line is restricted due to dirt
particles in fittings and twisted hydraulic hoses.
Remove dirt particles in fittings and untwist
hydraulic hoses that may be pinched or kinked.
Defective or mismatched coupler.
Replace with proper couplers.
Hydraulic fluid is dirty.
Replace hydraulic fluid and filter.
Insufficient quantity of hydraulic fluid.
Fill reservoir to proper level.
Increase reservoir storage capacity.
Digging load is excessive.
Reduce load to within machine specifications.
Gearbox is damaged
No oil in Gearbox.
Check oil level in gearbox per instructions.
Oil not properly changed.
Change oil per
instructions on page 33.
Jerky operation
Cold oil or air in hydraulic lines.
Allow time for the hydraulic oil to warm up.
Hydraulic system not working properly.
See tractor/skid steer Operator’s Manual.
Insufficient
digging power
Excessive wear of auger teeth or point.
Replace auger teeth or point.
Low system pressure. (PSI)
Check system with pressure gauge.
If low, investigate cause.
Relief valve is damaged or is set wrong.
Refer to tractor/skid steer Operator’s Manual.
Excessive digging load.
Reduce load to within machine specifications.
Hydraulic Oil leaks
Loose or damaged hoses.
Tighten or replace hydraulic hoses.
Loose or damaged fittings.
Tighten or replace hydraulic fittings.
Hydraulic motor seals and gaskets are worn or
damaged.
See dealer for repair.