The Eterra Auger Cement Mixer Bowl is a unique and highly useful attachment. It's available as a complete setup with an Auger Drive. If you use an Eterra Skid Steer Auger to dig postholes, this attachment will make your job a breeze. You won't need to haul around multiple heavy pieces of equipment on your farm or job site. Just attach it to your skid steer auger. It's easy to operate. With the Auger Flip Hitch, attachments can slide on and off effortlessly. When attaching the Cement Mixer Bowl, rotate the Flip Hitch to a 45 - degree angle. The bowl has a 2 - inch hex drive coupler at its base that connects easily to the Flip Hitch. Then add concrete and water, and the Eterra Skid Steer Auger will do the rest. This cement mixing system works with all Eterra Auger Drive models. However, Skid Steer Solutions doesn't recommend pairing it with non - Eterra Auger Drives, and any modifications to the auger system are at the operator's own risk. Key features include being part of the Eterra Auger Cement Mixing system, pairing with Eterra Auger Drive, Flip Hitch, and Mounting Plate. It has a maximum capacity of 4 cubic feet, a bowl volume of 47 gallons, a 2 - inch hex shaft for compatibility, and a max tilt of 45 degrees.
Using your Eterra Auger Cement Mixer Bowl is straightforward. First, make sure you have the Eterra Auger Drive, Flip Hitch, and Mounting Plate ready. Attach the Flip Hitch to your skid steer auger. To attach the Cement Mixer Bowl, rotate the Flip Hitch to a 45 - degree angle and connect the 2 - inch hex drive coupler at the base of the bowl to the Flip Hitch. Then, simply add concrete and water into the bowl, and let the Eterra Skid Steer Auger do the mixing. Remember, this bowl is designed to work with Eterra Auger Drives. Don't pair it with non - Eterra Auger Drives as it may cause issues and any modifications to your auger system are at your own risk. For maintenance, after each use, clean the bowl thoroughly to prevent concrete from hardening inside. Check the 2 - inch hex drive coupler and the Flip Hitch regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If you notice any problems, replace the parts as needed to keep your mixer bowl in good working condition.
