Protech Tool Supply Inc JB-24 Drill Bulb Planter 24 Inches

Product Description

The PROTECH TOOL SUPPLY INC JB-24 is a 24-inch drill-powered bulb planter designed to bore uniform holes in soil for bulb installation. The auger-style bit drills holes 2.75 inches in diameter and up to 8 inches deep, making it suitable for a wide range of common bulb types including tulips, daffodils, and similar mid-depth plantings. It is compatible with both 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch chuck electric or cordless drills, so it works with most standard drill drivers already on the job. At 5.32 pounds, the JB-24 is a straightforward add-on for landscapers, groundskeepers, and general contractors handling seasonal planting work.

The JB-24 is intended for residential and commercial landscape applications where repetitive bulb planting is required. It eliminates hand-digging by converting a standard drill into a soil-boring tool. Typical use cases include seasonal bulb installation in garden beds, turf, and landscaped grounds. The 24-inch shaft length reduces the need to kneel or bend repeatedly during high-volume planting work, making it well suited for professional landscaping crews or facilities maintenance teams handling large planting areas.

Key Features

• Drills holes 2.75 inches in diameter for consistent, uniform bulb placement
• Reaches up to 8 inches deep, covering most standard bulb planting depths
• 24-inch overall length reduces bending during repetitive planting tasks
• Fits 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch chuck drills, both electric and cordless
• Sold in a package quantity of 4 units per pack

Compatibility

Fits any 3/8-inch or 1/2-inch chuck electric or cordless drill.

Installation Notes

Install the JB-24 shank into the drill chuck and tighten securely before use. Operate the drill at a moderate speed to allow the auger to penetrate soil cleanly without binding. Avoid use in heavily rocky or compacted soils that may strain the drill motor or bend the shaft. No power disconnect is required for installation, but ensure the drill trigger is locked off before inserting or removing the bit.