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<blockquote data-quote="Hawgeye" data-source="post: 141493" data-attributes="member: 2041">I have the Model 30 Jiffy 10&quot; bulletproof auger that I use for deep ice or when I go to Lake Winnipeg, LOW, Red Lake or Devils Lake when on a trip.&nbsp; I LOVE my ION for one day trips.&nbsp; Light, smooth and convenient.&nbsp; I'd be curious to know if the new X battery fits the previous model ION, the first one with reverse?&nbsp; I almost always bring the jiffy in the truck but leave it in the truck as a backup.&nbsp; Never had to drill enough holes that I ran out of juice...other than the day I left my battery at home in the charger 60 miles from my destination....then the Jiffy got used.If you are going&nbsp; to be hole hopping, electric may not be the best choice...if you pan to drill 20-25 holes at most, an ION will do the trick.&nbsp; I prefer to have two augers, you might be able to find a used gas for $150-$200...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hawgeye, post: 141493, member: 2041"] I have the Model 30 Jiffy 10" bulletproof auger that I use for deep ice or when I go to Lake Winnipeg, LOW, Red Lake or Devils Lake when on a trip. I LOVE my ION for one day trips. Light, smooth and convenient. I'd be curious to know if the new X battery fits the previous model ION, the first one with reverse? I almost always bring the jiffy in the truck but leave it in the truck as a backup. Never had to drill enough holes that I ran out of juice...other than the day I left my battery at home in the charger 60 miles from my destination....then the Jiffy got used. If you are going to be hole hopping, electric may not be the best choice...if you pan to drill 20-25 holes at most, an ION will do the trick. I prefer to have two augers, you might be able to find a used gas for $150-$200... [/QUOTE]

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