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The Digga Auger Adapter makes it possible to connect an auger drive and auger bit that use different shaft or hub sizes. It’s a practical option if you already have a drive and bit you want to use together but the connections don’t match.
Each adapter option is listed in Drive → Auger Bit order, so you can match the first size to your auger drive, and the second size to your auger bit.
Features
- Easy Drive-to-Bit Sizing: Select the adapter by matching the first size to your auger drive, and the second size to your auger bit.
- Multiple Connection Options: Available for 2″, and 2.5″ hex connections, plus 2-9/16″ round.
- Use Existing Auger Bits: Lets you connect an auger bit with a different hub size instead of replacing the bit.
- Heavy-Duty Construction: Built for drilling applications where a secure connection between the drive and bit matters.
- Cannot Be Reversed: Each adapter has a dedicated drive side and auger-bit side.
- Pin and Clip Included: Includes retaining hardware for the adapter connection.
- Works Beyond Digga Setups: Can be used with compatible auger drives and bits from other manufacturers when the shaft and hub sizes match.
- Drive Side: Female connection
- Auger Bit Side: Male connection
- Connection Types: Hex and round
- Included: Retaining pin and clip
- Installation: Fits between the auger drive output shaft, and the auger bit hub
- Direction: Drive → Adapter → Auger Bit
- Reversible: No
How do I choose the correct adapter?
First, check the size and shape of the output shaft on your auger drive. Then, check the size and shape of the hub on your auger bit.
Each adapter option is listed in this order:
[Drive Size] → [Auger Bit Size]
For example, if your drive has a 2.5″ hex output shaft and your bit has a 2″ hex hub, choose:
2.5″ Hex Drive → 2″ Hex Bit
On the adapter itself, the drive side is the female end, and the bit side is the male end.
What do “female” and “male” mean on an auger adapter?
The female end is the socket-shaped end that fits over your auger drive’s output shaft. The male end goes into the hub on your auger bit.
Can I flip the adapter around?
No. These adapters are directional. The female end is made for the drive side and the male end is made for the auger-bit side.
Does the adapter change my hydraulic requirements?
No. Hydraulic flow and pressure requirements come from the auger drive. The adapter only changes the mechanical connection between the drive and auger bit.
Note: The Digga Auger Adapter does not mount directly to the machine. Compatibility depends on the auger drive, drive output shaft, auger bit hub, hydraulic requirements, and the adapter size selected.
Common Compatible Machines
Bobcat Mini Track Loaders: MT100, MT120
Bobcat Skid Steer Loaders: S70, S450, S590, S64-2, S66-2, S650, S76-2, S770, S86-2
Bobcat Excavators: E10, E17, E20, E26, E32, E35, E40, E55, E60, E88
Caterpillar Skid Steer Loaders: 226D3, 232D3, 236D3, 242D3, 246D3, 262D3
Caterpillar Excavators: 305 CR, 306 CR, 307.5, 308 CR, 309 CR, 310, 313, 313 GC
Ditch Witch Stand-On Skid Steers: SK800, SK900, SK1000, SK1050, SK1750, SK3000
John Deere Skid Steer Loaders: 316GR, 318G, 320G, 324G
John Deere Excavators: 17 P-Tier, 26 P-Tier, 30 P-Tier, 35 P-Tier, 40 P-Tier, 50 P-Tier, 60 P-Tier, 75 P-Tier, 85 P-Tier, 130 P-Tier
Kubota Skid Steer Loaders: SSV65, SSV75
Kubota Excavators: K008-5, U10-5, U17-5, KX018-4, U27-4, KX030-4, KX033-4, U35-4, KX040-5, U48-5, KX057-5, U55-5, KX080-5
New Holland Skid Steer Loaders: L316, L318, L320, L321, L328
Takeuchi Excavators: TB210R, TB216, TB20e, TB225, TB230, TB235-2, TB240, TB250-2, TB350R, TB257FR, TB260, TB370, TB280FR, TB290
Vermeer Mini Loaders: S450TX, S925TX, CTX100, CTX160, ML80, ML100, ML130, ML150
Wacker Neuson Utility Track Loaders: SM60, SM100, SM120
Wacker Neuson Excavators: 803, EZ17, EZ26, EZ36, ET40, EZ50, ET58, ET65, EZ80, ET90
Digga adapters are covered by a 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects in materials or workmanship.
Keep using the augers you already own.
An adapter can let you use an existing bit with a drive that has a different output shaft size.
Take the guesswork out of matching connections.
Once you know your drive shaft size and bit hub size, the adapter choice is straightforward.
Mix compatible drive and bit systems.
Hex and round conversions give you more flexibility when your drive and auger bit were not originally built with the same connection.
Avoid buying the wrong direction.
Listing each option as Drive → Auger Bit makes it clear which connection belongs on each side.
- Matching an existing auger bit to a different drive
- Hex-to-hex conversions
- Hex-to-round conversions
- Skid steer auger drives
- Excavator auger drives
- Mini loader auger drives
- Reusing compatible auger bits across different drive setups

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