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Read articles →An owner-operator review combining two pieces of kit: the Bobcat CT2035 and the Digga 1DSS auger with a 24-inch tree bit, filmed after already drilling 24 holes. The video explains the 1DSS's low-flow hydraulic design (relevant since the CT2035 runs under 10 GPM at the third point), the adjustable offset mount, and the self-centering feature, then shows it digging in rocky ground. Best for CT2035 owners weighing a dedicated low-flow auger.
Posted by the CbrookB channel, presenting as a personal owner-operator field review with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
Yes, the owner calls it a phenomenal match since the 1DSS is designed for low hydraulic flow and the CT2035's third point runs under 10 GPM.
It is not really designed to take rocks. The owner hit rock on later holes and may need to use a digging bar to help.
It lets the auger swing side to side and front to front so it automatically centers itself when working on uneven ground.
Yes, it spins a little slower than a skid steer would, but it is designed to spin at a reasonable speed for lower hydraulic flows.
