CAD30H-TORO
The Virnig Mini Skid Steer Auger features 2” hex and 2 9/16″ round output to support up to 30″ diameter bits.
Choose from three mini skid mounts:
MODEL | CAD30 | ||||
Overall Height / Depth (Inches) | 23.3 / 32.0 | ||||
Overall Width: Toro® / Bobcat® / ASV® (Inches) | 26.0 / 38.0 / 44.7 | ||||
Maximum Standard / Tree Auger Bit Size (Inches) | 30 | ||||
Maximum Rock Auger Bit Size (Inches) | 12 | ||||
Recommended Flow Rate (GPM) | 10-18 | ||||
Output Torque @ 2000 PSI (ft.-lbs.) | 1470 | ||||
Output Torque @ 2500 PSI (ft.-lbs.) | 1835 | ||||
Output Torque @ 3000 PSI (ft.-lbs.) | 2205 | ||||
Output Torque @ 3500 PSI (ft.-lbs.) | 2570 | ||||
Output Speed @ 10 GPM / 14 GPM / 18GPM (RPM) | 42 / 58 / 75 | ||||
Approximate Weight (Pounds) | 225¹ |
¹ASV® mount adds approximately 30 lbs and Bobcat® mount adds 25 lbs to model weight.
Virnig uses planetary gear reduction to transfer power from the motor to the output shaft and bit. Using a planetary provides several advantages over chain drive augers, including:
Increased Torque: Planetary typically provides higher torque output, which helps power through harder soil.
Greater Efficiency: Planetary reduction offers greater efficiency compared to chain drive. More of the power is translated into torque at the auger bit. This provides faster drilling times and lower fuel consumption.
Reduced Maintenance: Chain drive augers require regular maintenance to keep the chain properly tensioned and lubricated. In contrast, planetary reduction systems require less maintenance and have fewer parts that will wear and break over time.
Longer Lifespan: Planetary reduction auger drives tend to have a longer lifespan than chain drive augers, due to the reduced wear and tear on the drive system.
Overall, planetary reduction can offer greater drilling performance, efficiency, and longevity compared to chain drive augers.
HOW DEEP CAN I DRIVE THE V20 MINI AUGER CAN INTO THE HOLE?The Virnig V20 Mini Auger Drive (CAD30) drills 16-3/4” deeper than the cross hole on the planetary shaft before there’s interference with the saddle. However, a 12” diameter bit is required to push the auger can below the ground surface. The saddle, where the can rests, would be the first part of the frame to have interference when drilling.
DOES THE VIRNIG V20 MINI AUGER DRIVE USE A HEX OR ROUND OUTPUT?The V20 Mini Auger Drive has a 2” hex or 2-9/16” round output.
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF HEX OUTPUT?Hex augers have a hexagonal shape, which provides better torque transfer from the drive unit to the bit. This means hex augers can handle higher loads and are less likely to slip or strip compared to round output augers.
Hex augers have a more stable connection to the drive unit, which helps to reduce wobbling during operation. This results in smoother operation and more precise digging.
It’s easier to attach and detach auger bits on a hex drive. A round drive requires aligning two circles properly. Also, Virnig Augers with hex output secure bits with a pin, which is easier to attach and remove than a bolt and nut used on round auger drives. This reduces downtime and increases productivity.