AMS 3/4" Threaded Auger Handles
Features
- Highly durable with comfortable rubber grips
- 18" models available with signature series, 3/4" threaded, 5/8" threaded, and quick connect connections
- 22" models available with 3/4" threaded connection, only intended for use with AMS 6" and 7" augers
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
AMS Quick Connect Auger Handles are connected to AMS extensions - which are then connected to AMS augers and other samplers. The rubber-coated cross handles are made of carbon steel and chrome molybdenum. They are highly durable and have comfortable rubber grips.
Ratcheting Cross Handle
The AMS Quick Connect Ratcheting Auger Handles are designed for reduced effort in tight field situations. The ratcheting handles are made of durable carbon steel and have an open-gear mechanism that allows for easy cleaning of the gear and cog. Quick Connect and Hex Quick Pin Ratcheting Cross Handles allow for reverse ratcheting.
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