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Updating a power auger drill unit


bwtrout

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I own a old strikemaster magnum III, model 107, 33cc power auger. Runs like a champ. Any thoughts on me spending $140 on a new 8" lazer drill unit to replace the old chipper drill unit? (The lazer will fit)

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My dad has an older Magnum III and I just bought the new Lazer Mag Express(2-blade lazer) and I can cut circles around him. I haven't challenged him in contest yet, but maybe later today I'll take him out on the ice! smirk.gif

I think it would be a good idea to upgrade.

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I picked up an 8" Lazer auger at the Ice Show. Cost me $125 but was an easy swap. I have an old Mag III but it is a 49cc which according to Strikemaster is the same size powerhead on the newer models. Haven't had the opportunity to try it yet but expect much easier cutting than the old chipper style. If you can find the auger only for $35 I'd go for it. You may want to contact the factory to see if there would be any issues with the powerhead size you have.

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My grandpa did the swap on his old Mag III. He picked up his Lazer 8" from D-Rock. His doesn't have the power point on it but it cuts really nice too.

I'm not totally positive but I think the gear ratios are different. His Mag III power head turns the auger a lot slower than my Lazer Mag Express. It still cuts great, it just turns the auger slower.

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