Instructions / Assembly

RD-2 Roto Digger

Specifications:

30” Long

1 ¾” Diameter

10” Flighting Length

5/16” Shaft

Verdigris Coating

Front Copy:

Roto Digger

Digs holes up to 28” deep and 1 ¾” wide

It digs for you! Just insert into any 3/8” or larger electric or cordless drill

Plant Bulbs, Bedding Plants and Seedlings

Electrical or sprinkler installations under sidewalks

Insecticide applications and termite treatments

Deep water, aerate and fertilize trees and shrubs

Gets the weeds, roots and all

Guaranteed Forever

Back Copy:

Operating Instructions

1. Insert Roto Digger into drill with pointed tip away from drill. Tighten drill chuck

securely.

2. Hold the drill firmly with both hands. Place the drill tip of the Roto Digger straight

down into ground where you wish to dig. Start drill slowly. Do not push too hard.

Medium speed is adequate to operate the Roto Digger. Allow Roto Digger to drill its

own hole. Dig down 2” – 3” then slowly pull out, allowing dirt to spin off. Repeat until

desired depth is reached. Works best in damp soil. Caution: If you hit a rock, root or

other object, you will have to relocate the hole. Roto Digger is not designed to dig

through hard materials.

PLANTING Consult your local nursery for proper depth and spacing of bulbs and

plants. Drill hole to desired depth. Insert the bulb or seedling. Cover with soil.

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RD-2 Roto Digger Specifications: 30” Long 1 ¾” Diameter 10” Flighting Length 5/16” Shaft Verdigris Coating Front Copy: Roto Digger Digs holes up to 28” deep and 1 ¾” wide It digs for you! Just insert into any 3/8” or larger electric or cordless drill Plant Bulbs, Bedding Plants and Seedlings Electrical or sprinkler installations under sidewalks Insecticide applications and termite treatments Deep water, aerate and fertilize trees and shrubs Gets the weeds, roots and all Guaranteed Forever Back Copy: Opera
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TREE AERATION To aerate or fertilize trees and large shrubs, drill holes two feet apart around the outside drip line. Insert fertilizer into holes. For improved long term drainage, fill in holes with gravel or pebbles. ELECTRICAL WIRING To install electrical wiring under sidewalks, dig down with a shovel on each side of walkway. Be sure to dig at least 3” deeper than the thickness of the sidewalk. Begin drilling hole at a slight slant from below the edge of the sidewalk.