StrikeMaster Lazer Mag Power Ice Auger

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StrikeMaster Lazer Mag Power Ice Auger is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 51.

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The addition of a 42cc, 2-1/2 horsepower Solo® engine has transformed the StrikeMaster® Lazer Mag™ Power Ice Auger into a lean, mean, hole-burning machine! The Lazer Mag's German-engineered Solo motor teams with the Swedish-crafted, stainless steel Lazer Blades to cut through ice like a hot knife through butter. Low fuel consumption and a generous 24 oz. gas tank combine for hundreds of holes between fills. The Lazer Mag is designed with an electronic ignition which helps reduce wear and tear on your rotator cuffs, and the Tufflite Dupont Zytel® handle system lets you comfortably handle the Lazer Mag's muscle with ease.
Manufacturer model #: LM-10.

42cc, 2-1/2 horsepower Solo engine
Button-activated electronic ignition system for effortless starting
Stainless steel Lazer Blades by Mora® of Sweden
Power point center blade
Tufflite Dupont Zytel handles
LT-296 transmission with heat treated gears
170 RPM auger rotation at full load
65 ft. lbs. auger torque
Powder coated paint
10'' drill
24 oz. gas tank
Weight: 29 lbs.

Web ID: 10209389

Rated 5 out of 5 by Parker from Overall great product I bought this auger last winter but with a 10 inch blade and it is amazing,starts up and runs perfect every time doesn't matter if it's -15 or - 30.I have probably drilled close to a thousand holes and only had to sharpen it once since I purchased it.

Date published: 2016-02-16

Rated 5 out of 5 by Menard from Terrific power for the size I've had my 8" auger for 3 years now and this thing has power. The mora blades go through ice with ease. When you keep the blades sharp very little pushing is needed as your drilling, it pulls itself right through. To get through 18 inches of ice maybe 6 to 8 seconds. My buddy has the Honda engine model and it's a lot quieter but doesn't nearly have the torque as my 2 stroke. The only thing is when it's cold you have to let it idle for 30 seconds to a minute before you start drilling or you'll snub it out and you have to constantly tighten the the screw mounting the auger to the power head. A bolt with a lock nut solves that dilemma. Other than that it runs great!

Date published: 2016-01-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by Len9247 from "Like a hot knife through butter" Went out ice fishing with friends and among other Augers this was the top performer. I bought the 8 inch and it drills through the ice with zero effort from operator's side. All my friends had has good feedback. This auger did better than 3 HP Jiffy. Will keep posting after the next outing.

Date published: 2016-01-23

Rated 5 out of 5 by UseitorLoseit from One season in the books After a full season with mine I feel confident enough to write a review. I'm conservatively estimating I've drilled 500 holes with it but its likely more than that. First problem I encountered was the fuel lines not staying attached to the primer bulb. Strikemaster sent me new "cold weather" lines that don't contract, free of charge. 5 minute installation. They worked as described, problem solved. The auger ran flawlessly through the season after that and punched holes as fast as I could move with it. Its an animal. Then with a couple weeks of ice season left I ran into problem number 2. The bit started to spin about 60 rpm (1 per second) at idle. I figured I knew what the problem was and decided to continue using it until the end of the season before getting it looked at since it was almost over anyway. Took it in after ice out and bingo, broken clutch return spring. Ok no problem, Strikemaster sent one and had it installed free of charge. Problem solved, bit no longer spins at idle. So overall its had its problems but neither prevented me from getting holes punched. Strikemaster stood behind it with fast responses to my 2 situations. Overall I love it. It took a season to get to know each other but we worked things out.

Date published: 2015-09-27

Rated 1 out of 5 by JGMN from Stay away!! I bought this auger a few years ago. I have to admit, the first month or so I owned it, I was impressed. Since then it has slowly turned into the worst piece of hunting/fishing equipment I've ever owned. Broken recoils and kill switches, blown transmissions, multiple carb rebuilds, and constant fouled spark plugs. This past fishing trip was the last straw. After snowmobiling many miles to my spot and not even being able to drill a single hole, because it refused to start, I finally made the decision to get rid of it for good. It's unfortunate because my old Strikemaster is 30 years old and still runs like a champ, it just doesn't have enough power for a 10" auger or thick ice. I also love the lazer auger. For what it's worth, my dad and uncle have the same auger and both are selling theirs as well because they are fed up with all of the same problems. You'll love this auger when it runs, but it is way to unreliable to keep around. Stay away!!!

Date published: 2015-03-04

Rated 2 out of 5 by Harley85l from Started off Great Took this auger out 3 times and drilled about 45 holes The auger started easy and ran great. Next time out drilled 15 holes. Went to drill hole #16 and the auger would not start. No gas present in the primer bulb. Engine obviously was not getting any gas even though there was a half tank. Returned for replacement. Only hope is I get a better one this time.

Date published: 2015-02-20

Rated 3 out of 5 by Drew14 from Patience Pays Off Con: Very loud engine Pro: Light-weight, reliable (once you understand it) I have had this auger through 4 winters now and am pleased with it. Being sure this auger starts & runs reliably takes a little practice and understanding - 1) Do not fill the gas tank more than 3/4 full. If topped off, the air filter will foul with gas and the engine will shutdown after drilling ~5 holes. 2) Starting - experiment a little. I have found it to start consistently after giving three strong pulls with the choke engaged and then switching the choke-switch to run ... two more strong pulls and it starts every time (even first time out on new ice). Nearly every one of my buddies has picked it up and struggled to start it their first time due to lack of familiarity, I'm sure a new owner may be get frustrated at first also.

Date published: 2014-02-13

Rated 5 out of 5 by cback from A step up from jiffy I had an old jiffy passed down to me from my dad and it has always been great. Thinking jiffy was the way to go, I bought a new model 30 2 years ago and was never able to get it running right. I had taken it to small engine shops and tried the jets in every imaginable setting to no avail. Not to mention the excessive weight and constant icing up. After getting so frustrated having to prime my auger to keep it running WHILE drilling holes I decided to get rid of it and try a strike master. Boy am I glad I did!!! The solo motor starts very easily and once its running you wont look back. It has instant power when you hit the throttle, consistent cutting speed, and it stays running without so much as a sputter, even if you set it down on the ice! The blades cut like a hot knife through butter. The absolute only thing I dislike about this auger is that sometimes it will jar your arms upon breaking through the ice. Not sure if that is because of the lighter weight or that it doesn't have the "chipper" style blade that jiffy has.

Date published: 2013-12-23

StrikeMaster Lazer Mag Power Ice Auger Reviews - page 2

How do you put the carborator back together?

Asked by: Potty

We have set up a system of service centers around the ice belt so that it is easier for customers to warranty, repair, and tune ups. These locations are closer and therefore easier for the customer rather than mailing in your powerhead. This can be expensive and time consuming. We suggest taking the auger to a service center in your area for warranty work, repair or inspection. We have provided a link below that will lead you to StrikeMaster Authorized Service Centers in your direct area. Happy fishing! StrikeMaster http://www.rapala.com/Find-a-Service-Center/strikemaster-find-service-center,default,pg.html?id=11

Answered by: Rapala USA

Date published: 2019-02-05

Is the strike master lm8 4 stroke.

Asked by: Pesos bill

Thanks for the question. The Lazer Mag is a 2hp motor. The HL-8 is a Honda 4 stroke.

Answered by: Rapala USA

Date published: 2019-01-15

The cutting blades are Swedish, the Solo engine is German engineered. Where is the auger as a whole manufactured?

Asked by: penpet

Thank you for your inquiry. Per the manufacturer, the auger is assembled right here in the United States.

Answered by: BPSResource11

Date published: 2017-05-31

StrikeMaster Lazer Mag Power Ice Auger

How do you put the carborator back together?

Is the strike master lm8 4 stroke.

The cutting blades are Swedish, the Solo engine is German engineered. Where is the auger as a whole manufactured?

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