Snowmobile auger bracket

[lawnbuilder]

I'm looking for a good bracket to mount on an older Indy trail but what I have seen only holds the bit not the motor. Will this damage the gear case or motor? I wasn't looking to have to fabricate something myself.

[CaptainMusky]

I am assuming you are talking about the digger. I will admit when I first saw it I was skeptical but after talking to tons of people who collectively logged thousands of miles without issue I am convinced its fine.

[LakeDocktor]

There is also a L bracket on the Digger Auger Carrier that does support the head somewhat.

[Lawrence Luoma]

There is also a L bracket on the Digger Auger Carrier that does support the head somewhat.

Used the Digger all last year. Yes install the L bracket and your good to go.

[harleyharry]

There is a company in Mi which makes a real nice mount for sleds and atvs. Just google auger carrier and the name will pop up. Do not know the rules about posting the name here

[lawnbuilder]

Thanks for the help. I like the idea of supporting the motor.

[Hardwater_Fan]

I just bought a Digger one and it can't be simpler. There is an aluminum L bracket, as mentioned, that you install to support the auger head/motor. It's not pre-installed from the factory because not all augers are the same. So, you just mount your auger on the Digger and figure out where the L bracket needs to be and screw in the self tapping screws.

The "finger" or whatever you would call it that holds the auger on makes it effortless to remove the auger or put it back on.

[gonehunting]

You can't beat the digger mount. Easy to install and L-bracket does support the motor. Many miles on mine across Lake Winnipeg with no mal-functions. A little spendy but worth the investment.

[Surface Tension]

The Digger blows all other mounts out of the water.

I use this this every day to hold my Nils Master for test drills.

No way I could put up a mount that isn't as fast an easy and it comes down to a safety issue

when changing razor sharp blades out on the ice.