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Gas-Powered Earth Auger - Predator Brand
$125.00
Description
## Gas-Powered Earth Auger - Predator Brand
This is a handheld gas-powered earth auger manufactured by Predator (Harbor Freight's house brand). The unit features a red and black color scheme with a white fuel tank and consists of a 2-stroke gasoline engine mounted on a tubular frame with dual grip handles. The auger bit appears to be approximately 6-8 inches in diameter with a helical boring design. Based on the measuring tape visible in the images, the overall length is approximately 4-5 feet, with the engine assembly measuring roughly 18" × 12" × 10".
The engine appears to be a single-cylinder 2-stroke unit with a recoil starter system. Visible labels indicate proper fuel mixing ratios and safety warnings. The tubular shaft extends downward to the auger bit, and the dual-handle design provides operator control during drilling operations. The unit shows moderate use with some dirt accumulation on the auger bit and minor wear on the handles, but appears to be in good working condition with no obvious damage or excessive wear.
Based on the Predator branding and construction quality, this appears to be a mid-range consumer/semi-professional tool likely manufactured within the last 5-10 years. The unit shows typical usage wear but maintains good structural integrity. Estimated retail replacement value would be $200-300 new, with used market value in current condition approximately $100-150, depending on local demand and seasonal factors (higher in spring/summer months when landscaping activity peaks).
This is a handheld gas-powered earth auger manufactured by Predator (Harbor Freight's house brand). The unit features a red and black color scheme with a white fuel tank and consists of a 2-stroke gasoline engine mounted on a tubular frame with dual grip handles. The auger bit appears to be approximately 6-8 inches in diameter with a helical boring design. Based on the measuring tape visible in the images, the overall length is approximately 4-5 feet, with the engine assembly measuring roughly 18" × 12" × 10".
The engine appears to be a single-cylinder 2-stroke unit with a recoil starter system. Visible labels indicate proper fuel mixing ratios and safety warnings. The tubular shaft extends downward to the auger bit, and the dual-handle design provides operator control during drilling operations. The unit shows moderate use with some dirt accumulation on the auger bit and minor wear on the handles, but appears to be in good working condition with no obvious damage or excessive wear.
Based on the Predator branding and construction quality, this appears to be a mid-range consumer/semi-professional tool likely manufactured within the last 5-10 years. The unit shows typical usage wear but maintains good structural integrity. Estimated retail replacement value would be $200-300 new, with used market value in current condition approximately $100-150, depending on local demand and seasonal factors (higher in spring/summer months when landscaping activity peaks).
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
March 2, 2026