Model For 445 Ground Drill Overview Designed for soil drilling tasks, the For 445 Ground Drill is a purposebuilt attachment intended for drilling consistent holes in the ground. Its model designation identifies compatibility with equipment that accepts the 445 interface. The design focuses on straightforward installation, reliable operation, and predictable results for common landscaping and construction tasks. Why customers need this product Reduces manual labor by letting powered drive units handle the digging, saving time and physical effort. Delivers consistent hole shape and depth for repeatable results when installing posts, plants, or anchors. Streamlines site work by allowing faster preparation of multiple holes compared with hand tools. Key features and attributes Function: Ground drilling attachment for creating holes in soil and loose ground. Suitable for tasks that require repeated, uniform holes. Compatibility: Intended for systems and drive units that accept the 445 model interface. Confirm compatibility with your drive head or power unit before use. Size reference: Model designation 445 indicates the specific interface and fit standard. Verify shaft diameter and overall length against your equipment specifications to ensure a proper match. Material and construction: Built from durable metal components designed for repeated contact with soil and abrasive materials. Components are manufactured to withstand typical field use. Performance: Engineered to deliver steady penetration in a range of soil conditions. Performance depends on drive unit power and local ground conditions. Benefits at a glance Saves time on repetitive holedigging tasks Improves consistency and alignment of holes Compatible with 445 interface drive units for straightforward attachment Durable construction meant for routine outdoor use Easy to pair with common power heads when correct compatibility is confirmed Practical applications and use scenarios Installing fence posts: Prepare uniform holes for fence posts along a property line, reducing the time needed per post and helping maintain consistent depth and alignment. Planting trees and shrubs: Drill planting holes for small to mediumsized trees and landscape plantings, allowing crews to work more quickly during planting seasons. Signposts and anchoring: Create holes for signposts, mailboxes, or temporary anchoring points on job sites where repeated, similar holes are required. Operation and maintenance tips Confirm that your drive unit accepts the 445 interface and that shaft dimensions match before attachment. Use the appropriate powerhead size and torque for expected ground conditions to avoid overloading the drive unit. Remove debris from the drill after each use and inspect for wear. worn components as needed to maintain consistent performance. Store in a dry location to reduce surface corrosion and prolong service life. What to check before Compatibility with your existing drive head or power unit that uses the 445 interface Required hole diameter and depth for your application and whether the model meets those needs Condition and specifications of the drive unit to ensure it can deliver sufficient power for the intended soil type This product description is provided to help you assess fit for your equipment and tasks. Verify physical dimensions and compatibility with your drive unit prior to installation and use.