ok when it comes to hand augers and such. people say this one cuts faster better, and such. Are the blades also the majority of the reason on gas augers to cut better? as you get a cheaper model, then upgrade the blades to teh top of the the line. is this possible? has anyone tried this?
thanks 
Just bring Dan along and have him drill the holes. It won’t matter if the blades are sharp or not because he will be doing all the work.
Yes blades make all the difference in the world, however you cannot put Lazer blades on a mora auger for example, or vise versa. In March you can usually pick up a new lazer at any retailer not wanting to store that auger for the summer for cheap.
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Yes blades make all the difference in the world, however you cannot put Lazer blades on a mora auger for example, or vise versa. In March you can usually pick up a new lazer at any retailer not wanting to store that auger for the summer for cheap.
Unless you know a machinist that can retrofit them for you. 
hey now. umm yeah your right. I at least cooked. indoors/ lol. after you guys were starving and it took 3 times as long to cook. but have the menu all set. just need a few of the details from you. and is there ice up there I am ready to come up and fish. this time hopefully Dan catches teh walleye instead of letting it get away. and this time we are skinning that pout for some poor mans lobster dang it. um did I tell you I was ready to get up there and fish yet?
might not be a re-tro fit, but I have made some items work together that have had people saying “how the? what the? ok since it works” 
How often should you be sharpening your auger blades? And what about laying your auger down in the snow? I have heard some guys say that that dulls the blades really bad. Any thoughts? 
Iceman, sounds ironic but sharpening depends on how many holes cut and debris. Not trying to be smart but when they get dull and don’t cut well.
As far as dulling by laying in the snow, I’m thinging someone was tugging ur chain. The only thing I can possibly think of would be rust and cutting a hole gets them wet so…. I’m not sure what they are trying to tell ya. -Mark
No worries on the smart thing. Just a question ya know. I was thinking the same thing on laying your auger in the snow but I just had to double check. Didn’t know if it was real or not. Thanks for the reply Mark. Appreiciate it. 
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