![]() Hand augers are the epitome of simplicity when it comes to cutting a hole in the ice. What to Look for in an Ice Auger Hand vs. Bonus: Built-in LED lights in the impact-resistant handles provide some welcome light, especially when you’re drilling in a shed.ĭiameters: 8 and 10 inches | Weight: 24 and 28 pounds, respectively | Warranty: Limited two years A simple power button makes this the easiest powered ice auger to get going, while a deadman’s switch adds some much-needed safety. Twin serrated stainless steel Lazer blades slice through the ice, powered by an electric DC brushless motor with a 15.9:1 gear ratio for reliable torque. An internal “battery management system” improves the battery’s longevity, and the included two-amp charging station refuels the device in 2.5 hours. The 40-volt, five-amp hour lithium-ion battery can reliably cut 100 holes in the 8-inch model on a single battery charge (the 10-inch version will cut 70 holes before dying). While you'll need to pack fuel, the frustration and fatigue factors will be eliminated with this reliable, clean burning option.īlade Length: 42 inches | Diameters: 8 or 10 inches | Weight: 28 pounds | Warranty: Five yearsīattery power and longevity continue to make exponential advances in the tech world, as witnessed in the Lithium 40v Electric Ice Auger from StrikeMaster. This is the auger for a true lover of ice fishing who plans to make the most of the season. Shoppers appreciate that this model is easy to use and provides great value for the price. Plus, it weighs a manageable 28 pounds-light enough to haul it on the ice-though perhaps a bit much for a longer hike to your target fishing spot. A centering ring also makes it easy to use for re-drilling. The four-cylinder 40cc Viper engine kicks on reliably via the mitten-grip starter handle and is powerful enough to cut through the most stubborn and thickest ice. And since it burns clean, you can also use the HC40 in a shack. The fuel comes in quick-release canisters that are easy to find and avoids the messy complexity of using gas, with a quieter-than-average engine. ![]() ![]() Eskimo’s HC40 brings all the advantages of a propane-powered ice auger to bear. ![]()
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