Review on 🔧 Enhance Your Mechanized Operation with the Roloff Manufacturing DB 400 Internal Auger by Matthew Watkins

The drill bit was advertised to dig into the mud of the Texas Gulf Coast to temporarily anchor a jet ski. The connection to the auger was 10 ft. x 2 in. Schedule 80 PVC pipe. A hole was drilled into the base of the auger about halfway up the shaft and threaded through it to allow the PVC to bond to it. I would suggest using 2" galvanized pipe or 2" square tubing as PVC is very flexible. I also used a 2" joint or collar to add strength to the area where the screws entered the auger. It took me about 10 feet as the mud/mud was quite deep and it took me 3 feet to get to more stable ground. I also drilled a hole a few inches from the top of the PVC to insert a piece of rebar through the pipe to drive the drill bit into the ground. This was also reinforced with another collar, glued and drilled. A 2-inch foam insulation was attached to the pipe with cable ties above the waterline to provide some abrasion resistance if the watercraft rubbed against it.