Welcome to the Digga blog

Fencing of any kind; whether you’re installing a security fence, garden privacy fence, flagpole or replacing old fence posts, will need you to dig out post holes. Using a shovel is time-consuming and labour intensive; you will possibly make your hole larger than you need and most probably do your back in. Digga has a range of attachments and tools to make digging post holes easy when fencing. Suitable for attaching to a mini loader, tractor, skid steer or excavator whether you’re in a garden, on the farm or on building site – we have the attachment for you and/or your team. Don’t have a machine? We have a one-man post hole digger. Digga ramdrills: If you’re working with a tractor, Digga manufactures a range of ramdrills . Digga ramdrills use the 3 point linkage at the rear of the tractor to connect and each option offers different levels of power suited to the different levels of usage and requirement; Digga manufacture 3 options of ramdrill: PHD ramdril l - the safes...

The Digga cement mixer is a valuable attachment to own thanks to its versatility - doubling up your Digga drive unit. It attaches simply to your Digga drive in a matter of minutes so you can switch from drilling to mixing quickly and easily. How to attach you Digga cement mixer: With your Digga auger drive attached to your machine, remove any Digga augers from the auger drive unit.  Secure the drive cradle onto the frame using supplied pin. Place mixer bowl on the drive unit. Fasten pin and lynchpin to secure mixer bowl. Set the angle to 45 degrees and the unit is now ready for use. This video shows the Digga mixer being attached to one of our drive units to install posts.  If you have any queries or concerns regarding the fitting or operation of your Digga mixer, contact your local Digga dealer.